Hypershell X Series Exoskeletons Debut with AI-Powered HyperIntuition

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Hypershell's new X Series exoskeletons, including the X Ultra S, feature an AI-driven control system called HyperIntuition, aiming to provide more natural movement assistance through real-time torque adjustment.

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