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The S700 active shoulder exoskeleton reduces the strain on welders performing overhead work by up to 45% and increases precision and endurance.

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The close collaboration with MB Spritzguss was a key factor in the successful launch of our active back exoskeleton B900—from early practical tests to the authentic product shoot on site.

The development of the B900 active back exoskeleton began with a clear goal: to provide noticeable relief where physical work causes the most strain—in the lower back.

In our online demo, our expert will show you the S700 in action—compact and personal. In just about 7 minutes, you will learn about all the advantages. Register now and experience the difference!

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BG BAU supports companies with subsidies of up to 50% for practical testing of exoskeletons, enabling them to try out ergonomic solutions without risk.

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The S700 shoulder exoskeleton demonstrated at the Wildwuchs brewery how selective relief can be provided during overhead work and heavy lifting tasks.

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At the A+A trade fair in 2025, exoIQ presented the B900 active back exoskeleton, setting new standards for ergonomic support during heavy physical work.

The development of the S700 shoulder exoskeleton was made possible by close collaboration between exoIQ, Festool, and LAPP—with cable technology as a key component.

The S700 shoulder exoskeleton provided noticeable relief for physically demanding activities during ice cream production at the "Frau Meis" factory.

KRONES AG tested the S700 active shoulder exoskeleton from exoIQ to reduce physical strain during assembly work and improve ergonomics.

Lifting, carrying and other physical burdens make jobs unattractive.

Read the field report and find out how the shoulder exoskeleton makes work easier for maintenance technicians.

What are the differences, advantages and disadvantages of passive and active exoskeletons?

Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling - many activities demand a lot from the body.

An attractive workplace helps to counter the shortage of skilled workers.

An ageing workforce and a shortage of young talent are a concern for many companies.

Kneeling, squatting or working above shoulder level are particularly stressful.

The TOP principle according to §4 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act determines the sequence of protective measures.

In our online demo, our expert will show you the S700 in action—compact and personal. In just about 7 minutes, you will learn about all the advantages. Register now and experience the difference!

‍

What are the differences, advantages and disadvantages of passive and active exoskeletons?

The S700 active shoulder exoskeleton reduces the strain on welders performing overhead work by up to 45% and increases precision and endurance.

‍

BG BAU supports companies with subsidies of up to 50% for practical testing of exoskeletons, enabling them to try out ergonomic solutions without risk.

‍

The S700 shoulder exoskeleton demonstrated at the Wildwuchs brewery how selective relief can be provided during overhead work and heavy lifting tasks.

‍

The S700 shoulder exoskeleton provided noticeable relief for physically demanding activities during ice cream production at the "Frau Meis" factory.

KRONES AG tested the S700 active shoulder exoskeleton from exoIQ to reduce physical strain during assembly work and improve ergonomics.

Read the field report and find out how the shoulder exoskeleton makes work easier for maintenance technicians.

Lifting, carrying and other physical burdens make jobs unattractive.

Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling - many activities demand a lot from the body.

An attractive workplace helps to counter the shortage of skilled workers.

An ageing workforce and a shortage of young talent are a concern for many companies.

Kneeling, squatting or working above shoulder level are particularly stressful.

The TOP principle according to §4 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act determines the sequence of protective measures.

The close collaboration with MB Spritzguss was a key factor in the successful launch of our active back exoskeleton B900—from early practical tests to the authentic product shoot on site.

The development of the B900 active back exoskeleton began with a clear goal: to provide noticeable relief where physical work causes the most strain—in the lower back.

At the A+A trade fair in 2025, exoIQ presented the B900 active back exoskeleton, setting new standards for ergonomic support during heavy physical work.

The development of the S700 shoulder exoskeleton was made possible by close collaboration between exoIQ, Festool, and LAPP—with cable technology as a key component.