German Bionic News Today

Dnsys has launched the X1 exoskeleton, which supports up to 83 pounds and weighs less, providing improved mobility for outdoor activities.

German Bionic will demonstrate some of the industrys latest fully connected, smart wearable tools at booth #B7450 at MODEX 2024, March 11-14 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

In a leap towards futuristic manufacturing, BMW has begun integrating humanoid robots into its automotive production lines.

The German Bionic Apogee+ is designed to protect backs of medical workers lifting patients out of beds and wheelchairs. It robotically lifts 66 pounds from lower back onto hips and legs, plus adds handles for patients to grab. Hours of use from a small Makita power tool battery! It didn’t make me feel stronger or faster — except the new robotic spine automatically lifting me upright. It’s designed to be shared among a crew of workers for $9,900.

Fruit Logistica Innovation Award 2024: nominees unveiled and new tech award announced

Berlin, December 14, 2023 – Recognized with this year’s CES “Best of Innovation” Award in the Wearable Technologies category, Berlin-based robotics and wearable tech specialist German Bionic is back in Las Vegas in 2024 with its latest e-exoskeleton, the Apogee+ power suit. The device is specifically developed to provide dynamic support for healthcare professionals including frontline workers…

/PRNewswire/ -- Recognized with this years CES "Best of Innovation" Award in the Wearable Technologies category, Berlin-based robotics and wearable tech...

It provides up to 66 pounds of back relief per lifting movement.

Get the latest news and insights in the consumer electronics (CE) industry including today's highlights from GIGABYTE, German Bionic, and Apparent. Read more!

Check out this week’s medical marketing news, people on the move and industry chatter.