The BionicBack is a passive exoskeleton and serves as a body-mounted lifting aid.
Everything you need to know about the features and benefits of the Exoskeleton BionicBack from HTrius need to know.
To ensure that freedom of movement remains unrestricted, flexibility is the basis on which the BionicBack is built. Flexibility is not just a goal, but the basis on which the BionicBack is built. The exoskeleton back structure forms the narrow degree of flexibility and rigidity in one system. All other components are assembled on this basis.
Thus, flexibility runs through the entire system. The exoskeleton back structure has a guiding and supporting effect and helps the wearer find a favorable lifting position.
Use the dynamic setting for an optimal workflow, during fast picking, transferring, deep bending and setting down. It's easy to increase the dynamic support. The strength is selected so that it supports but does not impede natural bending.
The stepless adjustment is part of the basic function. Combine both modes steplessly so that it feels comfortable. Best of all, everything can be adjusted anytime, anywhere.
Adjusting the BOOSTER increases the damping in the system. This gives you a whole new system character. Great for activities in which the user is statically bent forward. For example, conveyor belts, sorting tables or elevated storage positions.
With the BOOSTER, you can adapt the support even more individually to your work. Your task usually takes place at the same height? Then add the booster and adapt it to your work. If you work statically in the depth, you leave the BOOSTER a little longer, if you work half bent or leaned forward, the Booster can already relieve you if you bend only slightly forward. Your task, your attitude.
The BIONICBACK weighs less than a full 0.7l glass bottle of sports water.
The BionicBack has no electrical components and therefore does not need to be charged. It works with mechanical energy.
Founded by Dominik Heinzelmann and tested by ETH Zurich
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