What is an exoskeleton?

An exo skeleton, also written as exoskeleton, is a wearable robot that supports natural movement. Exo Motion Australia turns this technology into a bookable guest experience for tourism venues and hotels.

Who can use the Exo Motion exoskeleton?

Suitable active adults and visitors who are already comfortable walking can use Exo Motion for sightseeing, guided walks, city touring and longer scenic routes, subject to fitting and venue checks.

How does the venue revenue-share model work?

Exo Motion operates on a zero-upfront revenue-share model. Exo Motion supplies equipment, staff training, maintenance support, operating workflow and public liability insurance context so venues can add a premium guest experience without equipment CAPEX.

Is Exo Motion available for aged care?

Yes. Exo Motion offers an aged-care assessment and private rental enquiry pathway for aged-care providers, occupational therapists, families and older Australians, subject to suitability, fitting and provider approval where relevant.

Which venues is Exo Motion available at?

Exo Motion is building venue partnerships and pilot pathways for high-walking tourism locations, hotels, scenic attractions, zoos and guided routes. Public proposal and concept pages should not be read as confirmed partnerships unless a public agreement is announced.

By Christopher Fang | Published 30 June 2026 | Updated 30 June 2026

International partnership

Canada wearable exoskeleton partnerships for tourism operators.

Canada's national park gateways, mountain attractions, cruise destinations and heritage precincts can be assessed for wearable robotics partnerships focused on accessible tourism and premium walking assistance.

Accessible route fit

High-walking destinations can evaluate robot assisted walking for controlled routes where visitors want the longer path or lookout experience.

Operator focus

Exo Motion partnership pages focus on exoskeleton deployment, training, charging, cleaning, status tracking and revenue-share evidence.

Deployment questions

Which routes are suitable for supervised wearable mobility?
How should seasonal weather and terrain be managed?
What exoskeleton operator training is needed?
How does the venue measure accessibility innovation and commercial demand?

Important context: This page describes a potential Canada partnership model and does not imply an active deployment.

Discuss a Canada venue partnership

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