Exoskeleton Report - In an exoskeleton industry first, the Wall Street Journal reported last month that the Toyota Woodstock plant has made the Levitate AIRFRAME required equipment for 24 workers in the facility’s weld shop: “In November, Toyota’s Woodstock plant began requiring 24 workers in the...
The Wall Street Journal Ford, Boeing, Toyota and others are equipping workers with wearable devices that enhance strength and endurance. “Iron Man”-style powered suits could be next In the weld shop of Toyota Motor North America’s 1.8-million-square-foot plant in Woodstock, Ontario, amid the clanking of robotic arms...
CNET - Designed for factory workers doing repetitive tasks, Levitate Technologies' Airframe exoskeleton helps prevent injury. ...
Digital Trends A fire-resistant upper body robotic exoskeleton that’s capable of lowering exertion levels by up to 80 percent when you carry out physically taxing work sounds like the stuff of science fiction. In fact, it’s the basis for a real product recently unveiled by Levitate...
Injuries to U.S. workers cost companies billions of dollars each year, leading them to search for new ways to reduce the burden of these costs. Fortunately, there is a technology available now that provides an innovative and cost-effective solution to this problem. Levitate Technologies Inc. is...