The Hypershell is an artificially intelligent exoskeleton that straps to your waist and legs to give you battery-powered strength and endurance. With one horsepower of output, it can significantly extend your walks and hikes, and in Turbo Mode, it can even boost an all-out sprint to 12 miles per hour. It also folds for storage and portability and is light enough to not weigh you down. | Mashable

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What happens when you give a cyclist a robotic exoskeleton that claims to provide 1,000 watts of power and pit him against one of the best climbers in the world? We found out on the Tumble, a fierce 4.7km climb in South Wales. Can technology straight out of the future help our host Conor get a win against four-time British hill climb champion, Andrew Feather? #exoskeleton | Global Cycling Network