HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A new technology that could have a dramatic impact on manual workers across a variety of industries is nearly launched in Hawaii.
Servco Pacific is partnering with German Bionic to bring Apogee Exoskeleton to the islands.
“We are excited to partner with German Bionic to provide exoskeletons to team members and businesses in need,” said Thor Thoma, senior vice president of projects and new initiatives at Servco Pacific. I am. “This collaboration is more than just a product; it employs cutting-edge human augmentation technology to enhance the safety and health of manual workers while increasing efficiency and productivity.
“This is the next frontier in human-centered mobility technology.”
The exoskeleton itself weighs just over 15 pounds and has the ability to support the wearer while lifting, walking, and even lowering heavy objects.
“This is a completely new technology, a hybrid automation between full automation and manual automation. We think this will help many of our employees become more resilient and healthier,” said Servco’s Forklift and Industrial Equipment Division. said Commercial and Fleet Manager Carson Chun.
Chung says the exoskeleton could be transformative not only for industrial workers, but also for caregivers who are tasked with transporting patients on a regular basis.
If you are interested in learning more about this technology, please contact Servco Pacific by emailing exoskeletonsales@servco.com or calling (808) 564-1625.
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