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l; In today’s “Did you know” segment, we’re going back to the basics to discuss the fundamental function of our exoskeletons: lifting support. German Bionic’s exoskeletons provide an impressive thirty kilograms (66 pounds) of weight compensation for each lift, greatly reducing strain on the wearer. The exoskeleton’s gyroscope and sensors closely monitor the worker’s movements…
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German Bionic Launches Apogee Exoskeleton: A Closer Look at the Differences
German Bionic has recently unveiled its latest exoskeleton, the Apogee, and customers are eager to know how it compares to its predecessor, the Kray X. In a detailed comparison, the company highlights the key differentiating features between the two devices. One notable distinction is the chest strap. While the Kray X utilizes a padded x-shaped…
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German Bionic Exoskeletons: Introducing Static Holds for Enhanced Posture Support
In addition to providing lifting support and walking assistance, German Bionic’s exoskeletons offer yet another valuable feature known as static holds. This function proves particularly useful for workers who need to maintain a bent-over position for extended periods, such as those involved in material picking, sorting tasks, or conveyor line work. The static hold feature…
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Did You Know: German Bionic Exoskeletons: Understanding the Core Functionality
l; In today’s “Did you know” segment, we’re going back to the basics to discuss the fundamental function of our exoskeletons: lifting support. German Bionic’s exoskeletons provide an impressive thirty kilograms (66 pounds) of weight compensation for each lift, greatly reducing strain on the wearer. The exoskeleton’s gyroscope and sensors closely monitor the worker’s movements…
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German Bionic Launches Apogee Exoskeleton: A Closer Look at the Differences
German Bionic has recently unveiled its latest exoskeleton, the Apogee, and customers are eager to know how it compares to its predecessor, the Kray X. In a detailed comparison, the company highlights the key differentiating features between the two devices. One notable distinction is the chest strap. While the Kray X utilizes a padded x-shaped…
German Bionic Exoskeletons: Introducing Static Holds for Enhanced Posture Support
In addition to providing lifting support and walking assistance, German Bionic’s exoskeletons offer yet another valuable feature known as static holds. This function proves particularly useful for workers who need to maintain a bent-over position for extended periods, such as those involved in material picking, sorting tasks, or conveyor line work. The static hold feature…
