CarrySuit

CarrySuit Exoskeleton

Designed to support all work that requires holding and carrying heavy loads.

Transfers the weight of the payload to the user’s hip, relieving the muscles in the torso and upper extremities.

- Work is much less exhausting and strainful -

Benefits​

• Reduces the load on the users musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems.
• Prevents overloading of joints such as the wrist, elbow, shoulder and spine.
• Reduces heart rate carrying and holding loads.

Level of support provided

We quantified the level of load reduction through a series of experiments in a biomechanical laboratory.

The results show that using the CarrySuit significantly reduces the load on the arm and torso muscles and the heart rate of its users. This results in a much less strainful and exhausting work experience. 

What kind of work is supported

• Designed to support all work that requires holding and carrying heavy loads.
• Applications in construction, relocation, warehousing, logistics, and others. 

Results

CarrySuit significantly reduces the load on the arm- and torso muscles and the heart rate of its users.

• Deltoid load reduction 63% Holding / 54% Carrying
• Biceps load reduction 98% Holding / 95% Carrying 
• Brachioradialis load reduction 77% Holding / 54% Carrying 
• External oblique load reduction 63% Holding / 69% Carrying 
• Abdominal load reduction 97% Holding / 95% Carrying 
• Trapezius load reduction 46% Holding / 27% Carrying

How to attach different loads

Out of the box, the CarrySuit is equipped with two snap hooks to connect loads.

The user can use the hooks to quickly attach and detach a variety of payloads.
For payloads that cannot be connected with a snap hook, we offer and develop various exchangeable adapters to connect them to the CarrySuit.