by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 1) Basic Training, 4) Work Conditions and Use
Basic use of the Apex including how to engage and disengage support on demand. The Apex is an occupational exoskeleton with passive spring-like assistance. There are no sensors, motors, or batteries. It is intended to be used by adults for work performed in industrial...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 6) Risk Reduction and Safety, 7) Care and Maintenance
We’d Love to Take a Look Although the Apex is not intended for outdoor use in the rain, if you send the broken suit or parts back to us for inspection, and we can determine if they have not been damaged as a result of misuse or exposure to chemicals or wet...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 4) Work Conditions and Use
An Exosuit Designed for Everyday Use Yes, the Apex can be worn and used every day.
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 4) Work Conditions and Use
Not Recommended for Use in Wet Conditions Wearing the Apex in the rain, or other wet conditions, is not recommended. The Apex was not designed to be used in wet conditions. The soft textiles that make up most of the exosuit can get wet with no problems, but the...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 4) Work Conditions and Use
Workers Lift the Same Loads with Less Risk of Injury The Apex exosuit can definitely assist with lifting. There is no maximum weight limit on the Apex, per se. Workers can typically lift the same loads they can safely lift without the suit. The Apex is not powered and...
