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Haha! This is so fun! This is so fun!
As a tech reviewer who flies solo, I always lug around a hefty bag filled to the brim with my
trusty drone, gimbal, cameras, and all sorts of accessories.
To be honest, I just wanna kill myself after each outdoor shooting.
So recently when Hypershell reached out to me with their
latest Robotic Exoskeleton prototype. With its claim of offsetting 30kg of
weight and boasting fancy features like an AI Motion Engine and a boosted speed of 20km/h,
I couldn't wait to get my hands on it.
After all, wouldn't this be the ultimate dream product to enhance my productivity? In this video,
I tested it in various scenarios like walking, running, climbing, and even biking. I’ll just
share all my authentic experience using it and tell you whether this is a game-changing auxiliary
product that truly helps or just another useless wizardry that's a waste of money.
Let's get started!
Alright first to the designs. On the top there is a key here so when you press you
can adjust to different sizes like I'm fat, so I need a bigger size you know.
You are thinner, you need a smaller one. That's it.
Then we have two batteries on each side here.
Press to take it out and that's it.. There's ANOTHER one here.
So two batteries together provide 25 kilometers range,
that should be enough right for your one-day hiking.
And moving down a little bit we have two knuckles here, which connect your waistband. I'll show
that in a second and then here is the leg support
and that's basically the Hypershell main unit.
To be honest, it is a little bit heavier than I thought but considering this is a prototype
so yeah there will reduce the weight as they you know in mass production. Now let's just wear it.
So this is the waistband, let's assemble it.
Just press here when you hear a click
that means you installed it successfully.
Alright, that's it! Now here we go let me wear it oh
oh highly flexible
That's it oh when I'm wearing it, it's not that heavy actually it feels very
comfortable because it has this band you know whoa so now the leg part
okay if you feel it's loose, you can adjust it tight to fit your leg and that's it oh
I feel comfortable so I just cannot wait to try it out.
To use it there is a power key here, you press and hold okay a press and hold it for one
second to turn it on, as you can see the green indicators light up and now it's in Safe Mode,
I already feel like there is a force so like to drag to push your leg but now it's in Safe Mode,
so you have to raise your leg to activate it and now we are ready to go.
So let's go!
Hahaha...
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This is so fun!
It's like they have a force you know two hands to push your legs
so you can like do the minimum work.
Hahahaaaaaaaa
This is super fun whoa
Whoa
whoa see I didn't use that much energy.
Let's test more!
Alright now we're testing the stair climbing.
By the way, they're having a mode called Hyper Mode,
you just double-press it, once you see the indicator turn to red,
that means you are in your Hyper Mode, that means giving you the max force,
so let's test if this thing can give me any hype, let's go!
They literally have this kind of force to push to drag your your legs.
Alright, so that is the stair climbing test. To be honest, though it's my first time to
use Hypershell, it definitely helps! When you go upstairs like I said before it has this kind of
force right like a two hands drag your legs forward to push forward so you can just use
the minimum energy you know and enjoy climbing and just let the Hypershell do the hard work!
And when you go downstairs you probably don't want it to drag it forward right? Otherwise,
you will be you know rolling down the stairs and this is where the intelligent part is at, it has
this kind of Resistant Mode so when you go downstairs it kind of push you back it
becomes slower and more comfortable and also protect your knees right?
So I just feel like I can still go another 10 kilometers stair climbing, so let's go!
Alright another thing you might care about is the noise
uh actually I didn't notice at all but if you are interested here you go
Alright, that is the noise test to be honest I didn't even notice that when I'm outside because
the outside environment is already loud enough so you don't need to worry about the noise
I also find that that kind of sound is very interesting
it feels like I'm a cyberpunk robot, you know, that's interesting
I'm a reinforced robot you know so I'm not afraid of anything when I'm outside oh
Of course, I had to put Hypershell to the test while biking.
Reviewing e-bikes is my bread and butter when I'm out and about,
so I really care about how it performs in that regard.
At first, I thought the leg support would get in the way of my pedaling, but it didn't.
I was able to enjoy a good cycling experience like I did in the past,
but now it's even better because I can pedal with less effort,
whether I'm on a well-maintained cement pavement or a rough mountain road.
Speaking of cycling, you might have noticed that I'm not dressed for your typical bike ride.
That's because wearing a cycling jersey wouldn't show off the product properly!
The design of Hypershell is low-profile
and not as flashy as some of the other robotic exoskeletons I've seen before.
So when you're wearing it, especially with black clothes, you'll blend in with the crowd. You'll
get to enjoy the benefits of the exoskeleton without drawing too much attention to yourself.
But for those of you who aren't as into cycling or climbing, I tested out how comfortable and nimble
it was for several hours of normal walking.
Another feature you might be curious about is portability.
I found it easy to just hang on the outside of my bag and carry it around.
It's also waterproof, with an IP54 rating, meaning it can withstand water sprays from all directions.
My cameraman put this to the test, but he ended up pouring most of the water on my pants
because I wanted to get a slow-motion shot and tried multiple times. Not my brightest idea!
People would think this is pee.
The battery life is also impressive. I used it heavily for 4 or 5 hours of shooting,
and it still had plenty of charge left.
Unfortunately, I can't show you exactly how much is left because
it's not displayed on the exoskeleton itself.
However, it would be easy to display this information
using the LEDs on the Hypershell,
and the company has told me they are working on adding this feature to the app shortly.
To conclude, I must say that I'm thoroughly impressed by this exoskeleton product.
The first time I put it on, it felt so refreshing and exciting
that I couldn't help but be amazed. It's perfect for those who plan on embarking on long
outdoor adventures since it's lightweight and compact, which means it won't take up
much space in your backpack. Plus, it’s really easy to use, you don’t have to learn anything,
it comes with different modes for different scenarios, making it energy-efficient and
allowing you to enjoy more of your surroundings. And even if you're someone like me who spends
a lot of time biking, it's still a great fit!
Finally, let me just share my original on-spot experience
with you right after using it to prove that I'm not making things up.
Alright so I've been with the thing for about like four or five hours and we tried different
things like stair climbing, slope walking, you know different things so my conclusion
overall I feel really comfortable especially this part because of this band actually it gives you kind
of support for your waist so this is really comfortable.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with this product
and I would like to try more once the ship the official version and we'll update you with
another review if you are interested so that's the video if you are interested in this product
please check out the link in the description and back them now! They have raised more than
600 US Dollars.. Six hundred thousand they have raised more than six hundred thousand US dollars
so yeah definitely give it a try if you are interested. so let's let's uh keep crushing bye-bye