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Air Force Exoskeleton gets heavy lift from ASU – ASU News
At the conclusion of our tests of the ASU APEx at Travis AFB, ASU sent a reporter and photojournalist to document our achievements. Read their coverage here, and see their video here.
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Travis AFB partnership springs Air Force forward with new Aerial Porter Exoskeleton – AF Times
After a month-long testing period, the Airmen expressed the suits are a good investment and significantly reduces load bearing. – 60th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs The USAF’s public affairs office provided their own coverage of testing for the ASU APEx. As with everyone else, the reviews are largely positive! See the full text here.
Unobtrusive workforce safety solutions
Phoenix Robotics Group, LLC
We are a team of dedicated roboticists based in Phoenix, AZ. We focus on using wearable robotics to ease the effects of physical labor on the human body.
Devices
PhenEx Exoskeleton
This quasi-active device combines the passive benefits of springs with the power of active monitoring to be there when you need it, and out of the way when you don’t.
Torso Support
Our patent-pending support keeps your lower back straight while keeping you comfortable. It’s low profile and keeps hard surfaces off the heat centers of the body, allowing your back to breathe while working.
Aerial Porter Exoskeleton (APEx)
The ASU APEx delivered a first of its kind exoskeleton focused on pushing activities. It comes in at 8 lbs, delivers 30 Nm of torque per leg, and lasts through an 8-hour work day.