Did You Know: German Bionic Exoskeletons: Understanding the Core Functionality

On today's did you know, we're getting back to basics talking about the core function of our exoskeletons lifting support. Our exoskeletons provide thirty kilograms or sixty six pounds of weight compensation for every lift. Now how does that work? Basically, when a worker is working throughout the day wearing an exoskeleton, the gyroscope in the back and the sensors are following their movements. So when I go to bend something bend down and pick something up, I'm basically getting pulled back to that upright position through the motors. And the motors are taking the support of the box. That it's not causing strain on my lower back. Now we also have something to help when workers are going to pick something and put it back down, so maybe something from a shell. Putting it on the floor from the pallet to another pallet, we call that counter force. Basically, when I go to put this down, I'm getting resistance on my shoulders and on my thighs that are helping to guide me back down without putting strain on my lower back. Now, these are just the core functionalities of So skeleton, there's plenty of other features that come along with it. So to learn more about those features, be sure to continue following our Did you know series. Or check us out at germanbionic dot com.