Apogee+

The German Bionic Apogee+ is both a successor to the Cray X and redesigned for use in healthcare facilities. It supports the lower back while lifting, making patient transfer both safer and easier.

Description

The Apogee+ is a powered hip exoskeleton meant to support and relieve healthcare professionals in their daily work with patients. It is a wearable robot alternative to a patient hoist or crane. This device should be used to lift, transfer, bathe, change, or otherwise reposition immobile or partially mobile patients. The exoskeleton, in turn, provides relief during the many awkward postures, positions, and lifts that nurses and caregivers are forced to perform as part of these tasks.

Lifting & Walking Assistance:

The Apogee+  supports two activities: lifting and walking. During lifting, the exoskeleton pushes on the user’s thighs, providing up to 30 kg (66 lb) of support. During walking, the exoskeleton gently pushes the legs forward. Ultimately, this wearable robot helps reduce premature exhaustion and preserve workers’ energy levels during lifting and walking.

IP54 waterproofing:

The Apogee+ is certified to be completely dust and waterproof.

Easier to clean:

This exoskeleton was designed for use in medical facilities and has a shell that is easier to sanitize.


GBS German Bionic Systems GmbH, August-Wessels-Strasse 23, 86156 Augsburg, Germany, website

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