Presented by German Bionic at CES 2025.
Not everything is scary in robotics, for example, carrying heavy objects or walking long distances at work, if it still exists, will no longer be a physical challenge but a task simplified by technology, that is the promise of Apogee Ultra that According to its creators it is the most powerful exoskeleton ever produced,
Developed to revolutionize the way workers handle intense physical demands, the Apogee Ultra is much more than just a robotic suit, it's a human skill-enhancing tool designed to protect the body, increase efficiency and make heavy lifting more effortless. safe and comfortable.
Advanced features.
The main highlight of the exoskeleton lies in its ability to provide up to 35 kg of lifting support, significantly reducing the physical effort necessary to handle heavy loads. By way of comparison, a construction worker carrying a 50 kg bag of cement would feel that he would only It carries 14 kg, and the suit offers an active support function that turns a 10 km walk into something similar to walking just 8 km.
These functionalities make the Apogee Ultra ideal for sectors such as construction, baggage handling, even nursing where strenuous tasks are common, instead of replacing human workers the exoskeleton collaborates with us, expanding our capabilities and reducing costs. Injury risks, helps prevent back, shoulder and neck injuries, which frequently occur due to incorrect lifting, as well as repetitive strain injuries and muscle strains.
Learning and adaptation capacity with AI.
What really sets the Apogee Ultra apart from other exoskeletons on the market is its integration with Artificial Intelligence, this advanced system learns and adapts to the user's physiology and movement patterns, ensuring optimized performance and a level of comfort that others such as may not be able to offer, in addition German Bonic has developed the bionic Connect an application that provides detailed metrics, such as steps taken, weight lifted and time of use.
This feature not only allows users to monitor their performance, but also promotes a personalized interaction with the suit by continuously adjusting to the specific needs of each person.
