The H Series functions as a platform built around a central Exo-Belt, allowing users to swap assistance modules based on their activity. The H module focuses on hip propulsion, assisting with leg lifts and ground push-offs during walking, hiking, or cycling. While the system syncs with natural movement patterns, the company specifies that these devices are not medical equipment and are intended for consumer use rather than clinical treatment.
Ascentiz Launches Modular H Series Exoskeletons for Daily Mobility
After moving through early testing phases, Ascentiz has officially opened direct sales for its H Series modular exoskeletons. Priced at $1,499 for the Pro model and $1,999 for the Ultra, the wearable devices are designed to reduce the physical effort of walking by up to 35 percent.
Two configurations cater to different endurance needs. The H Pro offers a 25-kilometer assisted range for daily fitness, while the H Ultra utilizes carbon fiber and titanium-alloy construction to support 50-kilometer journeys. The Ultra model also features an open-source SDK, enabling developers to create custom hardware and software applications via the company’s BodyOS interface. Ascentiz plans to demonstrate the full lineup, including the upcoming knee-focused K module, at IFA Berlin 2026 starting September 4.
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