by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 4) Work Conditions and Use, 5) Performance and Design
What is the difference between the back-assist Apex exosuit and a traditional back brace? The best way to explain this is an analogy: Back belts are like a manager watching as you lift something heavy, verbally reminding you to lift with your legs and keep a straight...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 4) Work Conditions and Use
Designed to Assist the Back Yes, there is no problem with wearing the Apex while doing work above shoulder level. The Apex is a back-assist exosuit, but it will not restrict a worker from performing these types of tasks.
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 6) Risk Reduction and Safety
Low-Profile Features in Design We have minimized snag risks in the design of our exosuit by keeping it low-profile and including features that keep straps/cables close to the body.
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 3) Fitting and Comfortable Wear
Designed for Comfort and Airflow We have designed the Apex to allow as much comfort and airflow as possible around the body, but like wearing a backpack, some extra perspiration is common where the Apex is close to the body (e.g., under the shoulder straps, back, and...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 3) Fitting and Comfortable Wear
A Lightweight and Breathable Exosuit We have worked on the design with professionals who have decades of experience in designing athletic/performance clothing and garments. We have made the Apex as lightweight and breathable as possible. We have worked hard to...
