XO builds powered exoskeleton systems for recreation, mobility and rehabilitation, elderly independence and demanding work. Assistance that fires when you move, so you go farther, recover faster and finish the shift.
Exoskeletons stopped being a laboratory story. XO builds the system, sets the specification and stands behind it, so what you put on your body is ours to answer for, from first fit to the sixtieth day.
Recreation, mobility and rehab, elderly independence and work, each engineered separately.
A written policy on the page, not buried in the checkout footer.
Help centre, warranty, product care, tutorials, contact and account access.
Ours from the first fit to the warranty claim. No handoff, no dealer in between.
Outside, in motion
A familiar trail. A steeper climb. A longer day outside. Explore the outdoor range around the way you want to move.
Every XO system is built for one of these four. Pick the one that matches how you move and the shop opens on that line.
Powered assistance for running, hiking, cycling and long days on uneven ground.
Gait support and structured recovery, built for supervised programmes and home use.
Light assistance for stairs, standing and daily distance, so independence lasts longer.
Load relief for repetitive lifting, logistics, manufacturing and overhead tasks.
A modern exoskeleton is three systems working together: a structure that carries load, actuation that adds force at the right instant, and control that reads the body before it commits. Those three are what every XO line is engineered around, and what changes between recreation, rehab, elderly and work.
Frames, cuffs and joints that move the weight off the wearer and into the ground or the harness.
Powered, spring loaded or hybrid assistance, matched to the movement being repeated.
Sensors and adaptive logic that time the assistance to the wearer instead of overriding them.
Sizing, range of motion and heat management, the details that decide whether it gets worn at all.
Explore the frame and contact points in the supplied product films. Confirm the final mechanism and operating limits with XO.
The system, up close
Watch how the waist harness, joints and frame connect. Then review fit and specifications for your selected system.
Explore the technologyLightweight structures, intelligent assistance and body responsive control that supports movement without taking it away from the person wearing the system.
Find your systemXO specifies the system, names the model, sets the price and answers for the warranty. You deal with one brand from the product page to the return window, not a chain of resellers pointing at each other.
The category is expanding across personal mobility, performance, rehabilitation and workplace support. As more systems arrive, selection, education and responsible support matter as much as the hardware.
We begin with the use case rather than pushing a single product. Recreation, rehabilitation and industrial environments demand very different forms of assistance.
Suppliers and product options are reviewed side by side so the practical differences are visible before a decision gets made.
Help resources, warranty guidance, tutorials, product care information and contact channels all sit inside one clear customer experience.
Five systems per category, priced on the page. Model names and pricing below are placeholders until the supplier spec sheet lands.
Prices shown are launch placeholders. Final model numbers, specification sheets and pricing follow the manufacturer selection.
Composite feedback from recreation, clinical, elderly and industrial users across the four XO lines.
We put four units on the pick line for a month. Same crew, same shift, fewer complaints by the end of week two.
Fit and adjustability are what make it usable in a session. The range on this one covers almost every patient we see.
I wanted range on long hikes, not a robot strapped to me. It disappears after ten minutes and I finish the climb fresher.
Ownership is where most of the relationship happens. This is the structure behind it, written plainly and owned by us.
FAQ and everyday customer guidance in one searchable place.
Claims opened, tracked and closed by XO. One point of contact from first report to resolution.
Care, storage, charging and maintenance guidance for every system we ship.
Setup instructions and supplier tutorials for first fit and daily use.
Phone support and direct inquiries at Inquiry@XOSkeletonRobotics.com.
Order history, documents and support tickets for returning customers.
The six that come up in almost every first conversation.
Start with the movement you repeat most and the environment it happens in. Recreation, mobility and rehab, elderly and work each have their own assist profile, and every XO system is built for one of them rather than all four.
Both exist across our lines. Powered systems add force through actuators and need charging. Passive systems store and return energy through springs or elastic elements. Hybrids sit in between. Duty cycle, weight tolerance and hours worn decide which line you want.
The XO-M line covers both. Some units are specified for supervised clinical use, others for home programmes. Fit, adjustability and professional oversight decide which, so rehabilitation orders are always confirmed with the treating clinician.
Warranty is opened, tracked and closed by XO. You report it to us, we handle the manufacturer side, and you get one point of contact from first report to resolution.
Refunds are tiered by when the return is opened: 100% in days 1 to 30 and 67% in days 31 to 60, each less a 25% restocking fee. Credit is issued once the unit is received, inspected and confirmed complete and undamaged. A warranty fault is not a return and is handled separately at no cost to you.
Yes. Work line deployments are staged: a small pilot on the highest strain task, reviewed on fit, uptime and crew feedback, then widened. Fleet pricing is quoted directly.
Tell us the movement and the environment. You get the right XO line, the trade offs behind it and a price, not a catalogue.