Wearable Exoskeleton Muscle Suit Every by Innophys

Muscle Suit is an assistance suit and designed to help everyone live a healthy lifestyle.

• Supports movements with up to 25.5 kgf auxiliary force
• Artificial muscle with air pressure
• No power requirement
• It works with air pressure
• Weighs only 3.8 kg

It provides powerful support and is designed so that anyone can use it, including women, the elderly and those who are concerned about their physical strength Put it on or take it off in 10 seconds. No expertise is required. Put it on like a backpack, tighten the straps and you're done. Outdoor or water jobs are possible. It is resistant to water and dust, but is gentle with people.

The Muscle Suit consists of a back frame and a thigh frame, and a rotation axis connecting the two. The upper end of the artificial muscle is attached to the upper part of the back frame, and the connected wire is attached to the rotation axis at the lower end. When the artificial muscle is compressed, the wire is pulled and the posterior frame rotates around the axis of rotation.

When the thigh frame, which is attached to the axis of rotation, rotates in the opposite direction, the upper body is kept upright, using the thighs as a fulcrum.

Soft-Fit

There is some space between the thighs and the pads to make walking easier with this type. (The support is not activated until the wearer is at a 35 degree angle. This makes it unsuitable for work where only a slight bend is required). It is used for work requiring manufacturing, distribution, construction, and other work requiring heavy lifting and carrying.

• Lifting and carrying heavy objects
• Shovel snow
• Harvest

Tight-fit 

This type provides support even if you bend just a little. The pads are firmly attached to the thigh and provide strong support. (It is not suitable for carrying heavy objects over a distance.) It does not allow much movement and is therefore suitable for work where a bending position must be maintained.

• Assistance with excrement or moving (from bed to wheelchair, etc.) in nursing care
• Change bed linen
• Sorting or other simple repetitive tasks where a bending position must be maintained
• Lifting and lowering heavy objects