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Handling exoskeletons
Exoskeletons for all uses
Exoback
Immediate movement assist
Double pivot hip joint for optimum freedom of movement. Ideal in handling situations with varied movements or simple torso support.
Setting wheel assist
Setting wheel with integrated push button (“button mode”). The assist adapts to you while maintaining total comfort.
Total freedom of movement
The Exoback is designed for total freedom of movement (arms 100% available, no discomfort when walking). All body movements remain possible.
Exoviti
Born in the vineyards
Tested and approved by winegrowers, EXOVITI supports you in your pruning, tying, disbudding, deseeding, weeding, harvesting activities, without hindering your usual actions.
All in comfort
EXOVITI is designed in flexible, breathable and soft textile material, with supports ergonomically distributed across the body to ensure optimal comfort when working in the vineyards.
Stop back pain
By leaning forward, you compress 2 springs which will assist your back muscles. EXOVITI reduces your muscle fatigue and back pain.
Exoskeletons for all uses
The exoskeleton is generally used to relieve the worker by reducing strain on the different parts of the body. It reduces fatigue, relieves the joints and can increase performance, many benefits that justify company investment. The human being is not replaced but assisted by the active exoskeleton.This collaboration between humans and robots allows the power of the robots to be combined with the flexibility and creativity of the humans. With its multiple personal and economic advantages, the exoskeleton finds its place in many uses.
- In the military world, it enables soldiers to carry heavier loads over a long distance, to be more resistant to fatigue and also faster;
- In industry, it is very often used as a load-bearing aid. It increases the precision and speed of movements, allows difficult postures and makes it possible to work longer without pain. It finds its place in logistics, the world of construction and public works (BTP) and industry.
- the medical field, artificial skeletons compensate for physical disabilities and allow patients to regain all or part of their autonomy. It can be used by elderly people with a loss of mobility or by people who have suffered a stroke, for example. The medical profession can also use exoskeletons, in this case to help them when physically moving their patients.