Back-assist exosuits increase lifting endurance and decrease injury risk in human workers.

Study: Does a Soft Actuated Back Exosuit Influence Multimodal Physiological Measurements and User Perception During an Industry Inspired Task?

In a small test, most workers felt less tired and less strained when using the back suit, and many said they’d want to use it on the job — suggesting it helps people lift longer with less effort and possibly fewer injuries.

Study: Can back exosuits simultaneously increase lifting endurance and reduce musculoskeletal disorder risk?

Wearing this back suit let workers lift more times without getting as much back strain — even when they lifted more, their backs were less damaged. It helps people work longer and get hurt less.

Study: Biomechanical Analysis of Repetitive Lifting with Passive Exosuit Assistance: Preliminary Results

The study found that when workers wore the back exosuit, their muscles didn't have to work as hard during lifting, which means they could lift longer without getting as tired — and less tired muscles mean fewer injuries.

Study: Bilateral Back Extensor Exosuit for multidimensional assistance and prevention of spinal injuries

This back suit helps workers lift without straining their backs as much—it makes their spine feel less pressure and their back muscles work less hard. That means they can lift longer without getting tired or hurt.