Haier Launches World's Lightest AI Sports Exoskeleton Robot, Weighing Just 1.75 kg
Haier Group has introduced the world's lightest AI-powered exoskeleton robot for sports — the Haier Exoskeleton Robot W3. This launch sets a new industry record for lightness, marking a major breakthrough in lightweight design and intelligent human motion enhancement.

Premium Materials Deliver Ultra-Lightweight Design
The W3 uses an innovative one-piece manufacturing process combining full carbon fiber and titanium alloy. This aerospace-grade material combination keeps the total weight at just 1.75 kg, achieving the ultimate mechanical performance of being lightweight without sacrificing strength.
To enhance comfort, the robot incorporates non-Newtonian fluid material, which feels soft against the skin but instantly stiffens during intense movement, effectively absorbing impact and protecting joints from injury.
Millisecond AI Algorithms Enable Precise Assistance
As a smart device, the W3 features the latest AI gait algorithm 3.0 and built-in multi-dimensional sensors. The system quickly recognizes the user's movement intent in milliseconds, intelligently adapting to 12 daily activities and terrain scenarios such as climbing and running.
For power performance, the robot is equipped with high-torque dual motors and high-energy batteries, delivering a maximum assistance of 16 N·m per leg. Experimental data shows it can reduce the wearer's load by about 5 kg and lower physical energy consumption by up to 37%.
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Haier Group has introduced the world's lightest AI-powered exoskeleton robot for sports — the Haier Exoskeleton Robot W3. This launch sets a new industry record for lightness, marking a major breakthrough in lightweight design and intelligent human motion enhancement.

Premium Materials Deliver Ultra-Lightweight Design
The W3 uses an innovative one-piece manufacturing process combining full carbon fiber and titanium alloy. This aerospace-grade material combination keeps the total weight at just 1.75 kg, achieving the ultimate mechanical performance of being lightweight without sacrificing strength.
To enhance comfort, the robot incorporates non-Newtonian fluid material, which feels soft against the skin but instantly stiffens during intense movement, effectively absorbing impact and protecting joints from injury.
Millisecond AI Algorithms Enable Precise Assistance
As a smart device, the W3 features the latest AI gait algorithm 3.0 and built-in multi-dimensional sensors. The system quickly recognizes the user's movement intent in milliseconds, intelligently adapting to 12 daily activities and terrain scenarios such as climbing and running.
For power performance, the robot is equipped with high-torque dual motors and high-energy batteries, delivering a maximum assistance of 16 N·m per leg. Experimental data shows it can reduce the wearer's load by about 5 kg and lower physical energy consumption by up to 37%.
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