Tantu Technology's NAVEE Launches First Exoskeleton Robot, Entering the Wearable Device Market

【Ebrun Original】Recently, Tantu Technology's brand NAVEE launched its first wearable exoskeleton robot, the EXO S Pro, which is now available in the Italian and German markets.

This marks NAVEE's first expansion of its product line into the field of wearable robotics, beyond its existing offerings of electric scooters, e-bikes, electric golf bag carts, and personal consumer-grade water jetpacks. The product is primarily targeted at scenarios such as outdoor hiking, mountain trekking, field operations, high-intensity commuting, and heavy-load transportation.

In terms of product specifications, the NAVEE EXO S Pro features an aerospace-grade aluminum alloy and carbon fiber structure, with a net weight of approximately 1.8 kilograms. It is equipped with adjustable straps and close-fitting wear kits. According to the brand, it can reduce human motion energy consumption by about 35% during exercise, recognize 10 types of human movements, and provide assistance based on changes in the user's posture.

Regarding battery life, the EXO S Pro is equipped with a 5000mAh rear-mounted battery that supports quick removal and replacement. The company claims its battery life can support approximately 40,000 steps of assisted walking. Additionally, the product supports 20W reverse charging, providing emergency power replenishment for devices such as mobile phones, action cameras, and drones. In terms of environmental adaptability, the EXO S Pro has passed IP54 dust and water resistance certification and can operate within a temperature range of -10°C to 45°C.

Exoskeleton devices have traditionally been more commonly used in professional scenarios such as industrial production, medical rehabilitation, and specialized operations. In recent years, with the development of consumer-grade outdoor sports, lightweight equipment, and smart wearable devices, some companies have begun attempting to bring exoskeleton products to the mass consumer market. NAVEE's launch of the EXO S Pro also signifies that its product strategy is extending from 'short-distance transportation vehicles' to 'human-assistive mobility devices.'

Looking at NAVEE's existing business, its product matrix previously focused mainly on personal mobility and outdoor movement scenarios, including electric scooters, e-bikes, electric golf bag carts, and water jetpacks. With the addition of the exoskeleton robot, NAVEE's smart outdoor mobility product line has further expanded, reflecting that consumer-grade outdoor equipment is evolving from single transportation tools to multi-category, multi-scenario devices.

Currently, the EXO S Pro is available for sale on NAVEE's official websites in Germany and Italy, with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 1099 euros.