Logistics

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Shrinking inventory and delivering goods promptly requires detailed coordination and supply chain management. In these fast-paced environments the right tools can be a differentiator in standing out from the rest in such a competitive intralogistics market.

With the advancements brought to wearable tech from German Bionic, our exoskeleton tools are the standard for bringing additional EHS support to workers and workflows that enable them to remain agile and safe.
Areas and tasks most common for exoskeleton use:
Exoskeletons for Procurement
When it comes to the procurement of raw materials, parts or any other incoming shipments in logistics, a smooth flow of goods is necessary. Whether it be a small parcel that requires sorting where additional posture support is helpful or a large parcel where additional lifting and back support is helpful, there are a variety of areas within the process where an exoskeleton tool can be implemented.
Exoskeletons for Materials Management
Handling of materials throughout the factory or warehouse often requires movement of heavy loads off conveyor belts, onto or off pallets or even lifting up on shelves. With the additional support of our wearable tools, workers can benefit from up to 30kg (66lbs) of weight compensation to protect their backs.
Exoskeletons for Shipping & Receiving
With close ties to customer satisfaction, efficiency in shipping and receiving is high priority for organizations. Managing incoming and outgoing shipments often requires loading and unloading of goods on pallets, a task hard to automate given the variety of sizes and weights. With the addition of our wearable tech, workers can feel confident in performing their tasks without the risk of injury and organizations can benefit from a reduction in sick days and injury absences that can be detrimental to their performance.
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German Bionic Exoskeleton for DB Schenker
DB Schenker
DB Schenker wants to relieve warehouse staff of physically demanding tasks in the long term
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"The feedback from the PhD students and DB Schenker employees after the test was very positive and once again confirmed that long-term use, in conjunction with ergonomically optimally designed logistics processes, can improve the health of employees.“
Gerald Müller
Head of Process and Efficiency Management
DB Schenker
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Food & Beverage Logistics
In a sector where timely and precise handling of goods is paramount, the use of exoskeletons can significantly expedite the workflow and contribute to a safer and more sustainable working environment. The implementation of such advanced technology aligns with the industry's goal of optimizing operations while prioritizing the well-being of its workforce. Exoskeletons designed for lifting can provide crucial support to employees engaged in tasks such as loading and unloading heavy crates, pallets, and containers.
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Construction
Construction environments are typically high-risk for injury and while the "Focus Four" highlights common hazards for workers, it leaves off another important factor - back injury.

Construction health and safety utilizes a variety of personal protective equipment (PPE) and procedures to mitigate risk on site. With the addition of newer wearable technologies, more and more teams are implementing exoskeleton tools in their kits to add additional measures to protect against musculoskeletal lower back pain and injury.
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Healthcare
The physical toll put on nurses and care workers is a significant pain point of the job. By implementing a solution to add support and safety to their daily tasks, these critical roles can end a shift revitalized and ready to take on another day.

Our powered suit adds relief and support for tasks like: Lifting patients out of beds and into wheelchairs and vice-versa; assisting during examinations; for washing and changing clothes; for changing the position of bed-ridden patients; or simply for getting patients in an upright or more comfortable position.
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Transportation & Baggage Handling
Whether it's by air, rail, water or truck, the transportation industry is essential to our livelihoods, but often requires a significant amount of movement and handling of goods that can put a strain on manual workers.

Our exoskeleton tools for transportation and baggage claim can add relief to a variety of tasks to add additional support and relief while maintaining (or exceeding) efficiency levels.
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Warehousing & Fulfillment
The pressure on response time in order processing is a common concern for businesses today. In order to compete with demands at a healthy level, warehouses and fulfillment centers are looking for technology to help increase efficiency and maintain a healthy environment for workers. Especially with staffing issues challenging companies, creating ways to support workers with safety tools help to lessen risk of injury and opens up recs to a wider prospect pool.
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Manufacturing
With inflation, part shortages and shipping delays already causing challenges for manufacturers, finding and keeping talent to staff shifts is only adding to the concerns.

By implementing tools like an exoskeleton that keep workers safe, organizations can show tangible proof of their commitment to employee wellbeing, while seeing reductions in sick days and a rise in capable prospects for their labor roles.
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