[icon:Electric_motor_-_engine_-_hub.svg] Support mechanism: hip torque (flexion/extension)

The Ant-H1 Pro uses actuators (motors) on both sides that provide synchronized torque for hip flexion and extension. Support in the hip joint is key for stable weight transfer, easier forward leg swing, and a more economical gait pattern.

The system with sensors and processors detects step phases in real-time and adjusts support to the user's movement, aiming for a more natural walking feel and reduced load on the musculoskeletal system.

[icon:Cog_-_for_specifications_only.svg] Recognition of short or irregular steps

With reduced mobility, the step is often shorter, slower, or uneven. The Ant-H1 Pro is designed to detect even subtle changes in movement and help maintain rhythm, especially when starting to walk, turning, and walking on uneven surfaces.

The goal is greater control and stability during weight transfer and less "dragging" of the leg during the swing.

[icon:Bluetooth.svg] Support personalization and monitoring via the app

Via Bluetooth connection and the KenqingAssist app (Android/iOS), you can more precisely adjust the level of support, operating mode, and monitor basic activity data (e.g., steps/distance). Settings allow for gradual adjustment of the load based on daily well-being, fatigue, or the rehabilitation plan.

Recommendation: start with lower support and adjust it gradually ("progression"), especially when introducing it after a long period of inactivity.

[icon:Warranty.svg] Ultra-light construction (2.4 kg) for less strain

With a weight of approximately 2.4 kg (including battery and pads), the Ant-H1 Pro is suitable for users for whom it is important that additional equipment does not cause extra effort. The carbon fiber and aluminum alloy construction offers a balance between strength and low mass.

Due to the weight distribution around the waist, the load on the limbs is reduced, which is important for those with poor fitness or leg pain.

[icon:Danger_triangle_-_brakes.svg] Safety use, limitations, and environmental conditions

The device is intended to support walking, not to replace basic stability skills. Use is recommended in a safe environment, especially during the first days of introduction (e.g., with support, in the presence of a companion or professional).

It is not suitable for individuals with complete paralysis of the lower limbs or when the user cannot initiate a step. For significant contractures, severe pain, unstable joints, or other serious medical conditions, a doctor's/physiotherapist's assessment is required.

The exoskeleton is dust and splash-resistant (IP56) and operates in a temperature range of -10°C to 45°C.