
German Bionic (www.materialfluss.de)
Exoskeleton with AI power
Robotics company German Bionic presents its most advanced exoskeleton model to date, called 'Exia', which is fully controlled by augmented AI.

German Bionic (www.computer-automation.de)
Exoskeleton with AI power
Robotics company German Bionic presents its most advanced exoskeleton model to date, called 'Exia', which is fully controlled by augmented AI.

Workplace ergonomics (www.materialfluss.de)
German Bionic presents exoskeleton at the CES 2025
At CES 2025 in Las Vegas (USA), German Bionic is presenting the Apogee Ultra, the world's most powerful exoskeleton in series production, according to the company.

Smart power suits (www.materialfluss.de)
BMW tests exoskeletons from German Bionic in workshop operation
It is not only BMW vehicles that are to become increasingly networked, intelligent and safe. At the BMW branch in Darmstadt, the signs are also pointing to progress. In cooperation with the University of Siegen, the use of exoskeletons is now being tested in the workshop.

Exoskeleton (www.industrial-production.de)
Manual handling made easy
Robotics specialist German Bionic Systems has presented an exoskeleton that is now going into series production and supports manual handling tasks. By making physical work easier, it helps to protect employees' health on the one hand and increase productivity on the other.
