Active back exoskeleton B900: The right tool for noticeable back relief

No. For large orders, color selection is negotiable upon request.

The B900 active back exoskeleton is classified as a tool that actively helps to reduce strain during physically demanding activities. Exoskeletons are not considered personal protective equipment. Exoskeletons from exoIQ are not medical devices.

Textiles can be changed by the user. Other wear parts should be replaced by exoIQ as needed. An annual service package is available for purchase, which can be very useful in cases of heavy use.

No, the materials are antistatic.

Yes, the B900 is designed for a temperature range of -14 °F to 104 °F.

No, since the active exoskeleton generates electromagnetic fields and could interfere with the pacemaker, its use is not recommended.

No, the B900 is not suitable for use in hazardous areas and does not have ATEX or IECEx certification.

The B900 can be used outdoors in dry conditions. The materials used in the B900 are resistant to UV radiation. As an active exoskeleton, it is primarily designed for indoor use and can withstand typical dust exposure or higher humidity levels in industrial environments, for example. The B900 is not protected against water ingress (e.g., rain) and should not be used in these circumstances.

Very robust. It is suitable for industrial environments.

Yes, putting it on and taking it off is easy and can be done in under 30 seconds. Our instructions and quick guide will help you to perform the few simple steps quickly and correctly. There is no stand device, nor is one required.

The B900 allows for easy operation of pedestrian-controlled industrial trucks that are pushed or pulled (e.g., electric pallet trucks). Industrial trucks with a driver's seat can be used with the B900, depending on the size of the driver's seat. This should be tested in advance as part of a risk assessment. As a rule, the B900 should not be used in combination with industrial trucks with a driver's seat.

Less than 30 minutes.

In principle, yes. However, for safety reasons, we always recommend replacing the battery when the device is switched off.

The runtime with a 3.0 Ah battery is up to 6 hours and depends on the work dynamics.

No, the exoskeleton serves to relieve strain, not to increase strength.

The exoskeleton can carry loads of up to 30 kilograms.

Yes, the exoskeleton offers full freedom of movement thanks to a patented mechanism in the back and a free-running mode for effortless walking. The design allows for natural movements such as bending over, turning, and climbing stairs.

Yes, the B900 leaves your arms and hands completely free. This means that the B900 is compatible with most common hand-held tools such as screwdrivers or grinders. However, we recommend exercising particular caution when performing safety-critical work, such as working with exposed electrical cables or cutting tools. The combination with personal protective equipment should be checked on a case-by-case basis. Respirators with filter units on the belt can usually be used without any problems.

Yes, the B900 relieves strain on the lumbar spine and surrounding muscles when lifting and carrying heavy loads and when leaning forward in a static position. It enables healthier working without overexertion and helps prevent discomfort.

On-site testing and pre-orders are already possible today. Delivery is planned for July 2026. Please feel free to contact our sales department.

The electric motors enable greater support force, which means that the relief for the lower back is more effective than with purely passive systems, especially during strenuous activities. In addition, the active force assistance can be more easily adapted to different work tasks.