Ironhand soft robotic glove uses FAULHABER drives to help reduce worker strain

Ironhand FAULHABER CXR motor

The 1741 … CXR motor. Source: FAULHABER

Musculoskeletal disorders are a common occupational hazard in Europe and North America and are among the most common reasons for long-term absences. Wearable technologies can reduce such injuries and loss of productivity and livelihood. One example is the Ironhand soft robotic glove from Bioservo Technologies AB.

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