Wearables for health and prevention of occupational hazards
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GOGOA Mobility Robots S.L. is a Spanish company that designs, develops, and manufactures exoskeletons for clinical and industrial applications. Exoskeletons are wearable robotic devices that enhance human capabilities by supporting and protecting the body. GOGOA's medical exoskeleton, HANK, aids in gait rehabilitation for patients with injuries or illnesses, while their industrial exoskeletons, BESK and ALDAK, help workers perform heavy lifting and reduce fatigue and injury risks on the job. The global exoskeleton market is projected to grow rapidly over the next decade, especially in medical, military, and industrial sectors.
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- 1. WEARABLES PARA LA SALUD Y LA PREVENCION DE RIESGOS LABORALES 12 Noviembre 2019 "Exoesqueletos para rehabilitación y prevención de trastornos musculoesqueléticos” - Juantxu Martin -
- 2. 2 ➢ GOGOA Mobility Robots S.L. is a spin-off company of the CSIC, the largest research institution in Spain, constituted in 2015, and located in Urretxu (Gipuzkoa) and Abadiño (Vizcaya). ➢ Main activity is the design, development and manufacturing of exoskeletons for the clinical and industrial markets. ➢ GOGOA uses the most advanced technology in their wearable robotic equipment, integrating electronics, mechatronics, informatics and communications. ➢ GOGOA was recognised as the most innovative company in 2016 by the Spanish Federation of Health companies (FENIN) and was qualified as the number 1 company in the NEOTEC program for New Technological Companies by the Economy and Competitiveness Ministry. The company
- 3. What is an exoskeleton? 3 • An exoskeleton (from Greek exo+ skeleton) is an external skeleton that support and protect the body. • In its modern sense, is a wearable robotic device to enhance human capabilities.
- 4. Market forecast Global Exoskeleton Market, by End-Use 2013-2025 (USD Million) Segmento 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 CAGR (2016 - 2025) Medical 85,5 136,5 218,9 352,3 569,5 924,2 1506,1 52,4% Military 67,3 110,9 183,4 304,7 508,3 851,7 1433,1 56,7% Industrial 15,8 26,4 44,2 74,6 126,1 214,0 364,7 58,8% Total 168,6 273,8 446,5 731,6 1203,9 1990,0 3303,8 54,8% 50,73%39,92% 9,35% Exoskeleton sales by sector - 2019 Clinico Militar Industrial 45,59% 43,38% 11,04% Exoskeleton sales by sector - 2025 Clinico Militar Industrial 4
- 6. HANK is a lower limbs exoskeleton for gait rehabilitation: 1. Patients after a stroke, spinal cord injury or neuro- degenerative diseases. 2. Six DOF: hip, knee and ankle. 35 Nm in each joint. 3. Functionalities: walking, climbing, upstairs and downstairs, sit down… 4. More than 4h of continuous functioning. 5. Remote monitoring Medical sector: HANK exoskeleton 6
- 7. Medical sector: HANK exoskeleton 7 (VIDEO)
- 8. ✓ An INDUSTRIAL EXOSKELETON is a wearable device that helps industrial workers in heavy and repetitive tasks, avoiding musculoskeletal injuries and decreasing their fatigue. ✓ ACTIVE exoskeletons have a external power source (typically a battery) ✓ While in the PASSIVE exoskeletons, the energy is provided by the user (with the help of the gravity) 8 Industrial sector: BESK and ALDAK exoskeletons
- 9. Industrial sector: BESK exoskeleton 9 (VIDEO)
- 10. Industrial sector: ALDAK exoskeleton 10 (VIDEO)