dnsys

Absolutely gorgeous hike with @dnsys.ai and @deathstrandinggame . Cant believe how nature sculptures such magical rock formations .

@jayseanberndt

Yo girl finally made it out to Fonts Point🫠 Something I don’t talk about much is that I’ve dealt with quite a bit of knee pain over the last few years as a hiker on the big downhills, so getting the chance to try technology designed to help you move more efficiently, carry heavier loads, and reduce impact on your legs was very intriguing.

@followtiffsjourney

“I am working for wearing the X1 and Z1 exoskeleton together. It may look like a lot of equipment to wear, but it’s surprisingly comfortable. My back, knees, and balance have all deteriorated due to Parkinson’s disease. Without the X1 and Z1, I would be unable to squat like this.

@Paul Silverman

I recently purchased the Z1 knee exoskeleton for my right knee, as I want to avoid surgery. Stairs and uneven hikes are usually difficult for me, and I still experience knee pain. So far, the Z1 has provided the support I needed. I tested it on logs, uphill, downhill, and stairs — all without pain and without needing my poles.

@Richie Pyro Lim

Getting ready for a walk with my Z1 and new lego crocs. woohoo. definitely helpful on the stairs and slopes, still working on dialing them in for regular walking.

@Richie Pyro Lim

z1 dual knee arrived yesterday. Got it charged and setup to do mundane chores today: mow the lawn. There is less knee soreness than I remember, but this is first mow of the season.

@ Mark S

Hello everyone! This is an incredible product from dnsys.ai. I’ve been testing my new Z1, which I got for long hikes to support my knees—and the difference is amazing. The power assistance feels very natural and makes steep climbs much easier.

@ M Jayne Cohen

The enthusiasm in my video is genuine! While the X1 provides massive support on flat surfaces, I can feel the "bracing" support of the Z1 when going downstairs. When going up, both devices work together (supporting not just the hip flexors and thighs), which feels much more "natural" and balanced.

martin

This is Swayze Falls, Ontario, Canada. It's been quite a whilesince I've been able to make a walk like this. Probably morethan 15 years due to a bit of a spine issue. I was able to walkthe trail with the help of my new X1 exoskeleton. The assist wasenough to get me this far along the trail.

Hardcore Studio

Outdoor Usage Experience The collaboration model is the knee unit. I have a standard hip unit myself, so I wear the knee and hip units together. The motor is quite powerful, and running while carrying a load feels significantly easier than without them.

Hardcore Studio