European robotics firm German Bionic recently released the Apogee+, possibly the first exoskeleton specifically for healthcare staff. Similar to models targeting manual laborers, it eases the burden.
Forward-looking: Most exoskeletons target industrial workers and people with disabilities. However, one company recently debuted a model designed to assist nurses and other healthcare staff, highlighting the lack of attention they receive relative to the importance of their profession. The device helps with daily tasks and challenges that people not working in hospitals likely never consider.
European robotics firm German Bionic recently released the Apogee+, possibly the first exoskeleton specifically for healthcare staff. Similar to models targeting manual laborers, it eases the burden of physical tasks, but the company added unique design aspects with hospitals in mind.
The physical strain endured by nurses and doctors is something many might not consider, but it’s substantial.
