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Exoskeleton for workers. Comau has presented the wearable exoskeleton Mate. It is designed to support movement for both repetitive and daily tasks.
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Exoskeleton for workers. Comau has presented the wearable exoskeleton Mate. It is designed to support movement for both repetitive and daily tasks.
Height-adjustable workstations
Suspa has developed the Movotec SMS for industrial workstations, an assembly profile with an integrated lifting system, to prevent spinal injuries and thus absences from work. The solution was tested in the Voith Turbo assembly workshop.

SHL is making its grinding and polishing robots more user-friendly and has developed a new user interface for the human machine interface. The design focused on ergonomics, allowing complex systems to be controlled intuitively.
The use of robot grippers makes it possible to remove employees from hazardous areas, such as the vicinity of red-hot parts, which reduces the risk of accidents.

With a selection of lifting columns and drives, Baumeister & Schack customers realize dynamic standing/sitting workstations and lifting equipment with electromotive and electronically controlled height adjustment technology.

Bott shows possible applications of the Avero workstation system for semi-automated manual assembly.

Otto Kind presents the Acoustic U at Motek. Visitors to the trade fair can sit here and block out disturbing noise.

... to this year's Motek, dear readers, in our August issue. What can we expect to see in Stuttgart at the beginning of October?

Schmalz has developed the Jumboflex High-Stack for overhead handling tasks. Users use the tube lifter to stack goods with a maximum weight of 45 kilograms ergonomically and up to a height of 2.55 meters.

Under the K.Lean brand, Josef Koch develops, produces and distributes 5S products for efficient workplace organization and process optimization in industry and trade.