The gradient flattens
Assist scales with incline. The steep section stops being the one you plan the day around.
Powered movement system
Power that moves with you.
A powered exoskeleton designed to support natural movement across climbs, distance and changing terrain.
Powered movement
Outdoor use
Human centred fit
Product details verified before launch
Reference hardware — final product render required
01 / Actuation
POWER
Assistance is centred around the hips, where movement begins and where wearable support can feel most natural.
02 / Sensing
SENSE
Control logic should respond to movement without forcing a fixed rhythm.
03 / Delivery
RESPOND
Support should feel immediate and proportional, with the hardware fading into the background of the experience.
On the trail
What actually changes.
Hour five feels like hour two
Repetition is where legs go. Steady assist over distance is where it earns its weight.
City days stop stacking up
Kerbs, stairs and crossings repeat all day. Each lift is metered, so the miles don't land on your legs.
It follows the ground
Trail, tarmac or gravel — the assist reads the change underneath you and adjusts. You never reach for a setting.
Ascent
When the terrain asks for more.
Engineering
Engineering that stays out of the way.
Hip actuatorsAssistance architecture positioned around natural hip movement.
SensingLeg position and load sampled continuously. Sensor set and rate — TBC
ControlTorque set per step from the previous step. Ships described as whatever it truly is — TBC
BatteryCells at the lumbar curve, close to your centre of mass. Chemistry and capacity — TBC
FrameAssist force routes through the belt into the pelvis, not the knee. Material — TBC
Reference hardware — final engineering render required
Using it
Four steps. Then you stop thinking about it.
Use cases
For any path you take.
Assist should adapt to changing terrain, pace and intent. This section shifts the tone lighter and more editorial so the product feels premium, not just technical.
Strength sessions
Support for controlled movement where repeated leg drive matters most.
The goal is simple: make the machine feel secondary to the movement. Support should feel immediate, controlled and predictable, while the person still owns every step.1
Climbsupport where incline demands more
Distancedesigned for repeated movement
Everydaybuilt around a natural stride
Precision in motion
See the movement, not the machinery.
Movement first. Hardware second.
On-body response
The system should follow the body through each phase of the stride without turning movement into a mechanical performance.
You still do the walking.
It doesn't choose the route. It doesn't take the step.
It gives the leg more to work with, and then gets out of the way.
Comfort
Comfort that goes the extra mile.
Hip centred support +
Comfort starts at the hips. The system should feel secure without dominating the way the body moves.
Stable contact zones +
Contact points should remain stable while keeping pressure distributed across the areas doing the work.
Adjustable waist fit +
A clean waist adjustment gives the wearer control over fit without turning setup into a ritual.
Breathable leg contact —
Leg contact should stay breathable, low profile and out of the way during longer movement sessions.
Built for the movement ahead.
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