This is an interesting one: Auxivo’s R&D team began noticing something curious — experienced users of our exoskeletons often showed significantly higher support levels than first-time users. Was this just a result of better fitting? Or was something deeper at play? In this post, we share how we turned this observation into a structured scientific investigation.

Exoskeleton performance is typically assessed through standardized tasks, such as lifting a fixed weight, while collecting biomechanical data like muscle activity or heart rate. These lab-based evaluations help benchmark how much strain the exoskeleton can reduce. However, such controlled settings only tell part of the story. There’s always a degree of uncertainty about how much support users will actually experience in their daily work.

On August 22nd, 2024, we celebrate the five-year anniversary of the incorporation of Auxivo. Since then, many things have happened, and...

The EduExo Pro is Auxivo's new advanced educational exoskeleton kit, which was developed to offer universities and other educational institu

A new OmniSuit study conducted by Auxivo and ETH scientists has been published in the Journal of Applied Ergonomics!

Motivation and first concepts (2015-2016) The story of the EduExo can be traced back to Cybathlon 2016. Professor Robert Riener initiated...

The OmniSuit ® is a first-of-its-kind lightweight, integrated multitask exoskeleton that provides unparalleled versatility and support...

Zürich, July 19th, 2023 - Auxivo AG, a leading developer and manufacturer of exoskeletons, announced the successful closure of its latest...

The DeltaSuit is a game-changing product designed to support any worker who needs to work at or above shoulder level throughout the day....

Introduction When you are new to occupational exoskeletons, you will inevitably come across different categories and definitions of what...

Visit us at the BouwBeurs 2023 in Utrecht, Netherlands from February 6th to 10th. Under the motto 'Building the future together',...

Standardized measurements at the European exoskeleton benchmarking facility “EUROBENCH” showed that wearing the LiftSuit reduces muscle...