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German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton receives "Best of Innovation" distinction at the CES 2023 Innovation Awards - Vimarsana News

German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton receives "Best of Innovation" distinction at the CES 2023 Innovation Awards

/PRNewswire/ -- Helping to protect the health and wellbeing of those involved in manual handling tasks at the workplace, the fully-connected, German Bionic...

German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton receives "Best of Innovation" distinction at the CES 2023 Innovation Awards - Vimarsana News

German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton receives "Best of Innovation" distinction at the CES 2023 Innovation Awards

AUGSBURG, Germany, Nov. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ --  Helping to protect the health and wellbeing of those involved in manual handling tasks at the wo...

Hollytree Country Club's general manager dies in crash - Vimarsana News

Hollytree Country Club's general manager dies in crash

Hollytree Country Club's general manager, Eric Eitel, 53, was killed in a head-on crash on Sept. 24 on State Hwy 155 North in Winona.

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German Bionic Systems: Smart and fully connected German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton live at Multimodal 2022 in Birmingham - Vimarsana News

German Bionic Systems: Smart and fully connected German Bionic Cray X exoskeleton live at Multimodal 2022 in Birmingham

AI-based exoskeleton supports heavy lifting and walking to improve overall business performance through advanced ergonomics and human augmentationLive Cray X power suit demonstrations highlighting

German Bionic's connected exoskeleton helps workers lift smarter - Vimarsana News

German Bionic's connected exoskeleton helps workers lift smarter

The new Cray X exoskeleton from German Bionic not only lifts 30kg with ease, it also actively monitors the wearer's movements, preventing them from straining something painful..