This is my first time trying this kind of Robotic Exoskeleton product... and it's so fun... English subtitles have been updated! Let me know if you'd like to try?

@sagexiao-zf2pc

Жыл бұрын

罗哥抱歉，我有一些问题急需请您帮忙，您方便在bilibili回复一下消息吗？

@Saintcause

Жыл бұрын

Who gave you that Product? Ist this an early version? Is it already fully developed?

@3asyrider75

Жыл бұрын

I will not only try it. If it’s as good as your demonstrated I will buy one. I was going to invest in upgrading my bike to electric but this will be money better spent as I spend most of my time on my feet walking

@criticalegg4727

Жыл бұрын

@@Saintcause The one in the video is a prototype. But it’s almost ready for manufacturing

@krisaaron5771

Жыл бұрын

I'm physically disabled and I definitely want to try it! If it helps me walk this would absolutely change my life!!

I want to be a rainforest robot who is not afraid of anything. Also, I'm glad you thought of using it on a bike! That was something I was pondering too.

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

hahaha thanks for the visiting

So cool! I could go on mountains with my very fit husband! Hope i can buy this in germany soon!

Thanks for a nice review! I bought one and I can't wait for the delivery!

I was looking forwardto the first review so much thanks

Thanks for the review!! I think we are all curious to use it!!

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

You'll definitely like that refreshing experience

Thanks for this video. Very entertaining and I am hopeful for these kinds of products!

@SamiLuo

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

supercool product best for hikers the way you reviewed the product was awesome and fun loved it

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, I want my father who had a mini stroke few years ago to try this out. His walking speed has slowed right down and I wish this can give him a boost for his walking speed

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if it's good for that, please note that this is not a medical equipment :D

@elpreciososi1735

Жыл бұрын

good idea

Great video. I hope we get a workout mode to help build more leg muscles or an assistance mode for people with mobility issues.

Hi, I have just read this online and would appreciate your views about it. “It appears to provide lift/press assistance to the upper leg. But there are two huge problems with that. The 1HP (peak) output is going to load through the section of your leg that it attaches to, which is almost certainly going to create repetitive stress injuries. But the bigger issue is likely to be that it is using your lower back as the fulcrum for pushing against when generating that load. Physics is cruel. Nothing is free. In order to create push, you need to have something to push against. While it is true that they are mitigating that load using a structural belt, but those twisting, torquing, pushing forces will still load the back and pelvis and the thing that will suffer the most from it will probably be the lumbar spine just above top of the belt.”

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Yes, what you said is true, especially the parts attached to the legs will definitely feel a bit sore with long-time use (the brand has said they will find a new way to solve that), but I found the waist part to be very comfortable. Anyway, in my honest view, this is an auxiliary product that helps you during long outdoor activities.

@psydoc2871

Жыл бұрын

@@SamiLuo Thanks for your reply. What about the stress on the lower back?

@ww-pw6di

Жыл бұрын

@@psydoc2871 He said "it felt very comfortable" which has been consistent across many of his comments so we can assume that whatever pressure or stress is ultimately applied to the lower back has been negligible during his experiences with it. I find it to be a very novel solution to the exoskeleton "problem", but I also had the same thoughts as you did. As the forces (now amplified with the electric actuation) have to go somewhere it will mean extra stress to joints and the attachment points, but when I think about it, I think this method could yield a very efficient gait if instead of using muscles to lift your leg you let the machine do the lifting which would provide the "counter weight" to the pushing. Regardless it's a very cool product and I can't wait to see further iterations of it.

Very cool product! However, it is obvious that it provides additional strength to the thigh, but how does this affect the knee and ankle joints? Could it be that my knee would be overloaded? Also, it would be interesting to see the impact on the metabolic cost. Thanks! 😀

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you are right, the leg support part feels a bit sore if wearing for a long day but overall acceptable, I wish they could be a little bit wider like that waistband, that would be super comfortable. I don't think it will cause overloading issue for your knees as the Hypershell generates power to help you running or cycling easier. :D

@christophegroulx7816

Жыл бұрын

@@SamiLuo But there is gonna be extra strain on the knees and ankles since those joints are not actuated.

@jamiewalker8772

11 ай бұрын

@@SamiLuowhat we talking financial costs? Sorry so direct one of my mates just got diagnosed with a permanent

This is cool. Which version did you review; the hypershell pro with the 800w motor or the hypershell go with the 400w motor?

I’d have liked to see comparison times for the running and biking, with and without the device. That would help to demonstrate it.

U rock great review

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

thanks

You sure looked like you were having fun! How did using this affect your breathing effort compared to doing these activities without it? I ask because I have asthma. If the essential purpose is to make your body more efficient, it seems that it could make respiratory effort easier too, but it was hard to tell from the video. I also live in the Rockies at 5150 ft elevation, but like to hike up at a bit higher elevations in the local State Park. What a boon something like this would be. My "Spring Chicken" days are long gone. Lol.

I don’t trust Kickstarter but I will definitely buy one when it’s released

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Yes thats a good choice

Thanks for the review. A few questions. (1) Have you done long distance running and walking tests to demonstrate a. If the assistance/ power generated remains the same thought the entire range or it diminishes with use? b. Have you quantified (ie how much more) the amount of assistance/ power generated by the device as compared to normal walking and running without it? c. What’s your weight and how what kind of overall range did you achieve walking and running, from a single charge on the battery? (2) Can it interfere or restrict the normal walking and running related movements; such as twisting and turning, bending, flexing or raising of legs etc. (3) Does the continuous use cause discomfort and fatigue? Thanks

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for asking. I'm trying to answer your questions based on what I experienced: (1)A. I feel the power is adjusted as needed, and does not diminish with use. B. I definitely feel lighter compared to normal walking without the device, but hard to describe how much or quantified, lol. Maybe they'll show this in the App maybe? But i just can't give you a number C. It has nothing to do with my weight though :DD My smart band shows around 20,000 steps, and it still has plenty of juice left like I said in the video 2. No interference at all, like I showed cycling and even jumping over a rail (7:44), it's very flexible. 3. I didn't feel discomfort, actually I feel much more comfortable with the waistband attached there, but I gotta say the thigh part where attached to the leg supports is a little sour after long wearing, but it is acceptable :D Hope answers your question.

@psydoc2871

Жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy!

This and jumping stilts sounds like d̶a̶n̶g̶e̶r̶o̶u̶s FUN

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

haha

@MadComputerScientist

Жыл бұрын

I like the way you think.

is this the 12km/h version or the 20km/h one? what do you think about the 20km/h one?

exoskeletons = the future

It seems like it applies opposite force to each leg and works great. But how does it does effect jumping where both legs do the same thing?

@alby13

11 ай бұрын

The computing system could be adjusted, and the product could also be adjusted to focus on enhancing jumping, but this does not have that feature.

So now we have a Blippi for outdoor gear reviews

i for one welcome our robot overlord

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

haha

Both my legs were cut from above my knee and I'm using prosthetics will this work for me?

I see to many problems with using this contraption for longer time especially in humid environment. Skin rush etc. As a marathon runner i can assure you its going to be major problem in serious usage especially outdoor. For saine and body able people - no. Maybe for therapy after injury, etc? Certainly for gadgets lovers

i am very interested to test out this product as well...may i know how to get in touch with the company as i am in Malaysia. I really wish to do hiking again after recovering from my leg injury. It would be helpful if they let someone like me to test it out and it will improve my mobility again.

I have a femoral nerve injury. I'm wondering if this will help me lift my leg to walk.

It would be interesting to see if it provides assistance when riding a bicycle.

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Yes it provides, but definitely not like that kind of pedal assistance from an e-bike :D

Do you think it will help people in loading unloading different cargo from trucks to whatever and carrying itvup and down the stairs?

@alby13

11 ай бұрын

There is another product with an extra accessory for that. Sportsmate 5

I'm partially crippled from my waist down not paralyzed but damaged how do you think that would do for my lower back and my legs? Also how much is it because I'm kind of poor due to of my damaged areas?

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for commenting. However I don't think this is a medical equipment though, maybe ask a doctor for more advice? For the price you can check out the link from the description, it's currently in crowdfunding stage :D

I tore my glute because of intestinal problems that affect my abdominal muscles. This would allow me to run again

HELLO THIS IS FOR BALANCE WALK ?? THANK YOU

I have peripheral neuropathy, which makes walking difficult thanks to constant exhaustion. Sami, do you know if this unit is helpful for people with physical disabilities affecting mobility? I intend to buy it as soon as it becomes available, but if anyone with a physical disability has tried it I'd be interested in their impression.

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for commenting, however I can't provide an answer to that. The best way is to seek help from a doctor to see if it works for you?

@msagoo29

6 ай бұрын

I am looking to purchase it for MS, I also have muscle weakness. The manufacturer has said it's not designed for that [obviously], but it is relatively a low cost item compared to other mobility aids, and I can use it for cycling which would be nice.

Does it support back?

Hello! My father is 80 years old. He cannot lift his legs well. Climbing stairs is difficult. is there a way to test it? kind regards Erik

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I dont think this can act as a medical equipment, please confirm with your doctor about this, thanks!

Has enviado Hello, good afternoon, I have an incomplete spinal cord injury, an incomplete quadriplegia, my entire right side is very good and my left side is very bad. Do you think this device would help me walk? I currently use a crutch to walk. thank you

@SamiLuo

4 ай бұрын

Hello, thanks for asking. However, I think this Hypershell is more of an auxiliary equipment for outdoor hikers than a medical device. I don't suggest you use it

@repicas

4 ай бұрын

@@SamiLuo First of all, thank you very much for responding and regarding my injury, what happens to me is that my left psoas is weakened and that is why it is difficult for me to lift my thigh and I think this device could help me..i don,t know)

Will Vivo X Fold 2 launch globally???

Cómo puedo comprarlo. Dónde lo consigo

3000m 달리기를 해야하는데 이 제품이 확실히 도움이 될까요??

Can older people use this to help them walk better?

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for asking, however, I'm unable to provide an answer for this question as I believe, this is not a medical equipment, maybe you can ask a doctor for more professional suggestions :D

Have you ever tried using a power bank to charge your Hypershell while walking?

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

I haven't tried that though

What has happened with the hyperthermia since this video?

膝关节不太好可以用吗？想买来助力，谢谢测评！！

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

我觉得可行，我右膝盖有点风湿，但是我用这个产品基本一天没啥问题

@lizng5509

Жыл бұрын

@@SamiLuo 好的，多谢！

Explain offset 30 kg. What does "offset" mean here?

He's got more energy than the product he's reviewing.

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

lol

@Zodliness

Жыл бұрын

@@SamiLuo It looks like a great product you're reviewing. I'm disabled (knackered legs) and would see the daily benefits of owning/using such a device, it would certainly improve my independence. Such a shame though I simply couldn't afford the simple taken for granted luxuries like walking properly. 😔

👍🏽 87

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

:DDD Thanks! Aha, seems like youtube is recommending this video

Did this guy really just tried his electric legs with an electric bike? 😂 Where is this world going to?!?

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

haha yeah someone just did!

You run like Forest Gump 😂

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

haha, not sure i should be happy or sad

In conclusion you just get tired of using it. 😂

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

Yes yes!! That's true, haha because I just did way too many shots for this video and I keep running and cycling all the time... but Hypershell definitely helps

Hopefully it won't mess up and throw you on the ground and make you throw a fit against your will. 🤣

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

haha, after all this is an auxiliary product and can't be that powerful Tim :DD

@AKATEATime

Жыл бұрын

@@SamiLuo Yeah, good thing. Lol

I tried to buy this product but the company looks a bit suspicious.. They want all money ahead and delivery unknown ...😉🧐🧐

tendon is bound to get torn

now the project is falling apart im guessing this was a paid review

i call BS

Another reason for people to get even lazier and use their bodies even less?

@SamiLuo

Жыл бұрын

lol, this is for helping long-time outdoor explorers.

@a.w.thompson4001

Жыл бұрын

It looks like a lot of fun, especially if you are not tremendously fit, and I think that would be a lot more motivating than being bad at running, for example.

@ChristopherLMunoz

Жыл бұрын

Or be able to go longer and explorer more. You know, glass half full instead of half empty. Should try that mentality 😉

@Kay0Bot

Жыл бұрын

How would make people lazy? making things easier to do doesn't make you lazy, you are lazy because you ARE lazy , stop projecting. Technology saves us time to do more.A cook using a mixer vs doing it by hand isn't lazy.