Global wearable robot experience company for tourism venues
Exo Motion Pty Ltd operates globally from Sydney, helping attractions, hotels and destination operators create premium wearable robot guest sessions through a pure revenue-share partnership model.
Christopher Fang, Founder and Director
Christopher Fang is a CPA-qualified finance executive with dual master's degrees from the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales. Before founding Exo Motion, Chris built a senior finance career across telecommunications, infrastructure, management accounting, financial modelling, project evaluation, M&A support and due diligence.
At TPG Telecom, Chris held senior finance roles in cash flow, planning and analysis, supporting enterprise decision-making with disciplined financial models and operational reporting. His earlier experience includes BAI Communications and commercial finance work across complex infrastructure and telecommunications environments.
That background matters because Exo Motion is not just a product idea. It is a venue operating model. The company is designed around practical deployment questions commercial managers ask first: utilisation, staff workflow, insurance context, maintenance, charging, guest registration, waiver process, cleaning, route suitability and revenue share.
What Exo Motion does
Exo Motion Pty Ltd owns exomotions.com and hosts Exo Motion operations across markets. The company is based in Sydney, NSW, and is building a wearable robot experience model for tourism venues, hotels, scenic walks, heritage sites, zoos, adventure parks.
Venue partnerships
Exo Motion supplies wearable robot equipment, training, maintenance, operating guidance and revenue-share support for suitable attractions and hotels.
Guest experiences
Guests can book a futuristic wearable robot session that supports walking, stairs, slopes and longer visitor routes as practical secondary benefits.
Why the company exists
Many tourism experiences depend on walking, but not every visitor has the same energy, confidence or tolerance for long routes. Exo Motion aims to help venues improve visitor accessibility while creating a new premium revenue stream without asking the venue to purchase equipment upfront.
The company is building a practical deployment model for wearable robotics in tourism: route review, guest demo video, registration, waiver, staff fitting, rental status tracking, cleaning, battery workflow, insurance context and scale-up review.
Exo Motion publishes concept studies and proposal pages for high-walking venues such as BridgeClimb Sydney, Australia Zoo, Scenic World, Taronga Zoo and Pompeii. These pages are intended to show operational thinking and venue fit. They should not be read as an endorsement or confirmed partnership unless a public agreement has been announced.
The technology approach is simple: use lightweight wearable robotics to create a memorable visitor experience first, with mobility benefits as practical support. For venue partners, the goal is to add a bookable premium product, improve accessibility, support longer visitor routes and test demand through a controlled pilot before any wider deployment.
How Exo Motion evaluates venue opportunities
Exo Motion reviews opportunities through a commercial and operational lens. A strong partner is not simply a venue with many visitors. The best fit is a venue where walking is part of the promise, where some guests hesitate because of distance or terrain, and where the operator can turn a wearable robot session into a premium paid experience.
Route fit
The route should have a clear start and finish, a visible guest benefit, manageable surfaces and a reason why support improves the experience.
Operator fit
The partner should have staff, booking flow, supervision capacity and a commercial owner who can measure demand and guest feedback.
Market fit
The strongest markets include hotels, resorts, mountain attractions, heritage routes, gardens, zoos, parks, cruise excursions and guided scenic walks.
That discipline comes from Christopher Fang's finance background. The company treats each pilot as a business case: visitor volume, conversion, session price, venue share of revenue, staff workflow, risk controls and scale decision. This is why Exo Motion focuses on controlled pilots before broader deployment.
Partner with Exo Motion
Suitable tourism venues can start with a controlled pilot before broader deployment.