EQUIPThe Gadgeteer · 1h ago
Addmotor’s Cybergen exoskeletons strap 1,000 watts to your hips
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Addmotor has launched the Cybergen series, featuring the Cadens and Carego wearable exoskeletons constructed from lightweight magnesium. These 4.4-pound devices utilize 1,000-watt motors to provide physical assistance for logistics and personal mobility.
- 01Magnesium frame construction maintains a low carry weight of 4.4 pounds
- 02High-torque 1,000-watt motors integrate directly at the wearer's hips
- 03Systems transition Addmotor technology from three-wheeled electric trikes to wearable robotics
- 04Device design focuses on enhancing human physical capacity for industrial and personal use
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Addmotor built its name on electric trikes, big three-wheelers with throttles and baskets. The Cybergen series drops the wheels and keeps the motor. Cadens and Carego are exoskeletons you strap on at the waist: a magnesium frame that weighs 4.4…