Many major manufacturers in the United States have used exoskeletons for many years – including Toyota and Boeing. These exoskeletons are wearable technology that can help workers reduce the strain they would otherwise experience with repetitive tasks. Whether powered or passive, these machines can help workers improve efficiency while also improving safety.

Today’s exoskeletons are even more fascinating as they can incorporate sensors that will monitor and then respond to the movements of the user. This has applications in many industries, including keeping workers safe. At Fund Control we are well aware of the role technology has to play in the construction industry, starting at the level of the banks that give out the loans to the worker on the site. Keep reading to learn more about the newest in exoskeletons and call us at 800-625-5972 if you have questions about our fund control products.

Airframe

This product helps to relieve strain on the upper extremity muscles and their joints. It can also help professionals and those in skilled trades who have to elevate their arms on a regular basis, whether for construction or demolition needs. According to the company that manufactures it, it can reduce exertion levels by an astonishing 80%. This allows for all-day ergonomic support and significantly reduces muscle fatigue.

Guardian GT

This robot can complete tasks that take numerous workers several hours in just a few minutes. This is a large-scale industrial exoskeleton that offers dexterity and strength to the person using it, so says the firm that makes it. It is generally mounted on an agile vehicle base which can be powered in a number of ways, including diesel or natural gas. It includes a single or dual-alarm system that can handle payloads of more than 1,000 pounds with almost zero human effort.

One thing that is interesting about this particular option is that workers can be literally inside the robot and utilizing their seven-foot-long arms, or they can operate from miles away via a teleoperation system. It offers a wide range of solutions for users.

Ironhand

Imagine if a worker had a virtually unlimited amount of grip and support at the palm of their hands? Ironhand makes that possible. This is a Swedish system that includes power unit on a backpack and pressure sensors that trigger motors within the gloves. The result: An indescribably powerful grip.

Work with a Company that Can Provide the Future of Fund Control

Just like the above products can provide the future of exoskeletons, Fund Control can provide the future of Fund Control. If you are ready to learn more about our products and how they can be customized to your specific needs, contact Fund Control at 800-625-5972.