CUKTECH Unveils Power-Bank-Driven Exoskeleton at IFA Berlin

CUKTECH Power Exoskeleton Kit Features and Mobility Specs

The CUKTECH Power Exoskeleton Kit is a lightweight lower-limb exoskeleton prototype weighing about 2.5 kg, according to company specifications reported by Xinhua. It relies on a removable CUKTECH power bank that slots directly into the device to serve as its primary power module. Users can swap out the power pack as needed, or remove it entirely to charge standard portable devices like smartphones and cameras.

According to Xinhua, the prototype integrates a multimodal sensing system paired with lower-limb motion-intent recognition technology. This setup detects the wearer’s movements in real time to offer assistance across level ground, slopes, and stairs. The hardware provides up to 35 percent movement assistance and supports assisted movement speeds of up to 18 km per hour.

Expanding Beyond Standard Charging Products at IFA Berlin 2026

Alongside the robotics prototype, CUKTECH displayed several new charging solutions geared toward multi-device office environments, according to Xinhua. The lineup includes the CUKTECH 30 Charging Station, the CUKTECH 30 Charger, and the CUKTECH 10 Charging Station. These desktop stations allow users to power laptops and smartphones simultaneously, utilizing built-in displays to supply real-time information regarding charging status and power delivery.

Crowds gathered around the CUKTECH booth during the exhibition to test the charging hardware and examine the exoskeleton prototype. According to Eric Wang, chief marketing officer and head of the design center at CUKTECH, the firm leverages supply chains and in-house research and development to build markets overseas. “The company focuses on product design, charging performance, safety and cost control while adapting its products to the needs of different markets,” Eric Wang told Xinhua, adding that the brand plans to continue developing power technologies and portable power modules for smart devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What powers the CUKTECH Power Exoskeleton Kit?

The exoskeleton prototype is powered by a removable CUKTECH power bank that slots into the frame as its power module, which can also be detached to charge smartphones and cameras.

What performance metrics does the exoskeleton prototype offer?

According to company data reported by Xinhua, the 2.5 kg device delivers up to 35 percent movement assistance, supports speeds up to 18 km per hour, and uses motion-intent recognition to assist on stairs, slopes, and level ground.

What other products did CUKTECH showcase at IFA Berlin 2026?

CUKTECH displayed new desktop charging hardware, including the CUKTECH 30 Charging Station, the CUKTECH 30 Charger, and the CUKTECH 10 Charging Station.