Features of the BionicBack

This is how the BionicBack works

The BionicBack supports both dynamic and static work: Dynamic support – facilitates repeated bending, lifting, and moving heavy loads, and static support – relieves back strain during prolonged activities performed in a forward-leaning posture. The exoskeleton fits snugly against the body without restricting freedom of movement – ​​ideal for frequent changes of location. Thanks to its patented design, sitting with the BionicBack is also easily possible. Improve workplace ergonomics and protect your health without any modifications.

Scope of delivery of the BionicBack

The BionicBack exoskeleton comes with the exoskeleton itself and an instruction manual.

Easier than you think!

The BionicBack is exceptionally lightweight at around 1.2 kg, discreet, and flexible. It supports the back without restricting freedom of movement – ​​ideal for everyday life and work.

Passive exoskeleton

The BionicBack is a passive exoskeleton. No battery or power supply is required for its use.

FAQ about the BionicBack

Visit our FAQs page to learn more.

Which exoskeleton is suitable for which body size?

The BionicBack is available in one size. The exoskeleton can be worn by people between 165 and 195 cm tall.

Why buy an exoskeleton?

Purchasing an exoskeleton is worthwhile if employees regularly work in strenuous positions – such as standing, squatting, or bending over. The exoskeleton reduces physical strain, supports ergonomically correct posture, and improves workplace safety.

Is the BionicBack washable?

The textile components of the BionicBack can be removed and washed at a maximum of 40°C without fabric softener.

How does the BionicBack support the requirements of DIN EN ISO 9241?

DIN EN ISO 9241 defines ergonomic principles for
Workplaces. The Chairless Chair helps support these requirements by promoting an ergonomically sound posture, reducing static strain while standing, and enabling regular periods of relief. It can thus be a valuable addition to companies' efforts to implement ergonomic measures and prevent muscular strain.

What do I need to consider when conducting a risk assessment for an exoskeleton?

As part of the risk assessment, we examine the physical strain present and how an exoskeleton can be effectively integrated. We support companies with the ergonomic evaluation, selection of the appropriate model, and documentation in accordance with legal requirements.

Didn't receive an answer to your question?

Get in touch with us!