CDYB-EP

The CDYB-EP is a passive industrial back support exoskeleton made by Crimson Dynamics Technology that takes advantage of strategically positioned elastic elements to safeguard the lower back.

Description

The CDYB-EP is a passive exoskeleton for bending and lifting. It is meant to offload up to 25 kg from the back muscles while weighing only 2.4 kg (5.3 lb). It is an entirely passive system that requires no batteries or external power. It is made of carbon fiber and an aluminum alloy. A built-in differential mechanism facilitates suitable assistance for the various work tasks. The suit can be switched into a “low-resistance state” while walking or running and will reengage and provide assistive torque when bending forward.

Specifications:

  • 2.4 kg (5.3 lb)
  • Reduce the stress on the back by 25%
  • Reduce back muscle activation by up to 60% in forward lean and hold static poses.
  • Even though it is a passive device, most users will need some adaptation time.

CDYB-EP is not designed to increase the strength of users. The supporting force provided by the exoskeleton can reduce the load on the muscle skeleton of the lower back. Increase the working efficiency while protecting users. DO NOT try to lift a heavy load which [is] beyond the user’s capacity.”


DL Crimson Dynamics Technology Co., Ltd. Building 2. Room 906, No.32 Huoju Road, High-tech Zone, Dalian, China – website

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