An exoskeleton built to keep you going - Yanko Design

Over 100 years ago, the moving assembly line, invented by Ford Motor Company under the leadership of Henry Ford, revolutionized automotive production. Even though a lot of the steps in this associates line has been replaced past robotic arms, there are still an alarming corporeality of workers who must raise their arms in society to prepare or add diverse elements to the vehicles. It's said that some workers on the assembly line lift their artillery an average of iv,600 times per twenty-four hour period, or about i million times per year, increasing the possibility of fatigue or injury.

Due to the extensive overhead work required past each worker, the EksoVest volition provide the user with v-15lbs of lift assistance, ideal for whatever action required under the vehicle. Some of these activities might include pushing in fastener rivets, snapping fuel lines into place or simply using any drill or impact drivers or torque wrenches.

With a mixture of carbon fiber, steel tubing, and blue interaction point highlights, the EksoVest is a cool addition to the rugged labor-some lifestyle. Aware that the EksoVest is designed to prevent workplace injury, it goes without proverb that this belong is amidst one of the more impressive looking exoskeletons I've seen in the recent months.

Designers: Ford & EksoWorks