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Dnsys · Powered knee devices · EX-032
Dnsys Z1 consumer powered knee exoskeleton
The Dnsys Z1 consumer knee exoskeleton is a powered wearable that supports the knee when standing up, climbing stairs, walking slopes and squatting. Its three-point support design passes motor force to padded supports behind the thigh and calf. It is sold as a consumer product for outdoor use, not as a medical device, at a guide price of USD 1,099 on the manufacturer site. Weight and battery details are not listed there.
- Product type
- Consumer powered knee exoskeleton
- Assisted joint
- Knee
- Supported tasks
- Standing up, stairs, slopes, squats
- Medical status
- Consumer product, not a medical device
Dnsys Z1 key features
- Powered knee assistance
- Three-point support design
- Motor force goes to padded supports behind thigh and calf
- Helps with standing up, stairs, slopes and squats
- Consumer product, not a medical device
- Guide price USD 1,099 on the manufacturer site
Who the Dnsys Z1 suits
The Z1 is aimed at hikers, older adults and others who want extra knee support on stairs and hills. It is not a medical device, and anyone with a knee condition or disability should get a clinician's advice before using it.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Dnsys Z1 specifications
| Product type | Consumer powered knee exoskeleton |
|---|---|
| Assisted joint | Knee |
| Design | Three-point support; padded thigh and calf supports |
| Supported tasks | Standing up, stairs, slopes, squats |
| Medical status | Consumer product, not a medical device |
| Maker country | China |
| Guide price | USD 1,099 (manufacturer site) |
| Brand | Dnsys |
| Category | Single-joint and soft wearable robots, Powered knee devices |
| Catalog ID | EX-032 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Dnsys Z1: common questions
What is the Dnsys Z1 used for?
It is a powered knee exoskeleton for activities that load the knees: getting up from a seat, stairs, slopes and squats.
How much is the Dnsys Z1?
USD 1,099 is the figure on the manufacturer site and serves as our guide price. Request a quote for shipping to your country.
How does the Z1 attach to the leg?
Dnsys describes a three-point support design in which the motor's force is passed to padded supports behind the thigh and the calf.
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