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CTOnews.com August 30 news, the German bionic company German Bionics, which once launched Cray X, announced its new exoskeleton equipment at the beginning of this year. Apogee,CTOnews.com reported earlier that Apogee is the lightest exoskeleton equipment under German Bionic, and each lift can offset the load of about 30kg on the user's lower back, and provide active walking assistance to reduce fatigue.

German Bionic recently designed the exoskeleton based on the Apogee exoskeleton. Officials said that the Apogee+ is the first exoskeleton specially designed for health care workers. It can reduce the burden of physical labor and has been specially designed taking into account the actual situation of the hospital.

▲ source German Bionic website German Bionic claimed that health care often requires long-distance walking, long standing and carrying heavy objects, and the physical load borne by nurses and doctors may not be considered by many people, so the exoskeleton focuses on reducing the physical load of health care workers.

It is reported that Apogee + has dustproof and waterproof properties up to IP54 standards and can help health care workers lift weights of up to 30kg (consistent with the original Apogee exoskeleton).

▲ source German Bionic official website also has a handle at the back of the exoskeleton, which can be held by medical staff when they assist the patient. Officials say the exoskeleton can help nurses adjust the posture of disabled patients, help them get up and down wheelchairs, carry out examinations and perform various medical tasks in "any uncomfortable posture."

German Bionic will show the Apogee+ exoskeleton at the MEDICA Medical Show in D ü sseldorf, Germany, from November 13 to November 16 this year, but the company did not disclose the pricing of the exoskeleton.

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