ULS Robotics FIT-HV Pro

Quote onlyULS Robotics lists the FIT-HV Pro for reservation and inquiry with no public price; its 2024 product family launched at WAIC from about ~$960 (¥6,900) for the lightest models, and the Pro industry version costs more (unconfirmed).

AvailableSDK or research modeBack exoskeleton5.6 kg30 kg lift support4G / Wi-Fi data API

Weeks+Sold to companies by inquiry and reservation through ULS Robotics, and listed on JD.com in China, so lead time depends on the order. ULS Robotics ↗

Control: Usage and device data are reachable over the maker's open API and 4G/5G cloud service, while assist settings are changed on the handheld remote.

Official page ↗Official page (Chinese) ↗GeekPark on the WAIC 2024 launch ↗

Overview

The FIT-HV Pro is a motorized lumbar exoskeleton from Shanghai's ULS Robotics, shown as part of the company's 2024 lineup at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference as the industrial sibling of the cheaper FIT-HV. It weighs 5.6 kg, takes up to 30 kg off each lift, and is aimed at short-haul heavy lifting and frequent bending in warehouses, factories and logistics. The standout for fleet buyers is connectivity, since the Pro sends data over 4G or Wi-Fi and exposes an open API for companies that want to build their own monitoring. ULS also makes the consumer Viatrix hip exoskeleton. Units are sold to companies by inquiry and through JD.com in China, with no public price for the Pro version.

Specifications

Category	Exoskeletons & exosuits · Industrial & work
Released	2024
Country	China
Availability	Available
Programmability	Limited SDK
Built-in autonomy	Reactive · Responds to its surroundings without a map, such as avoiding obstacles or following a person
LLM support	None · No voice assistant or LLM.
Vision sensors	No vision sensors
Actuators	Brushless / direct-drive motors
Audio	No audio
Compute type	Proprietary / undisclosed
Control	SDK or research mode
Weight	5.6 kg (up to 5.8 kg on some listings)
Assistance	Electric motors at the hips take up to 30 kg of lifting load and the maker claims at least 60% less strain on the lower back, with three assist modes and adjustable response speed; launch coverage quoted up to 40 kg for the industry version (unconfirmed).
Joints	Back & hips
Battery & runtime	36 V lithium battery system with dual swappable packs, 3 to 8 hours of use, about 60 to 120 minutes to recharge at 45 W, 30-day standby.
Operation	Handheld remote control for modes and assist level; the industry version adds 4G or Wi-Fi so fleet data can be read in the cloud.
Sensors	Motion sensors for the maker's adaptive motion control (types not published).
Compute	Not published
SDK	Open data API with 4G/5G cloud service for industrial customers