Documentation, Photos and Videos

Videos

Presentation of all Robo-Mate modules at an industry workshop in August 2016

Presentation of passive arms and an early version of active arms at an industry workshop in June 2015

Presentation of use cases and technology of three Robo-Mate modules (passive arms, active arms and trunk)

Euronews feature on the potential benefits of Robo-Mate and the technology behind it.

Reuters video featuring the trunk module and explaining why even small weights are problematic if repeatedly lifted.

Photos

The following photos show the final prototypes of the Robo-Mate modules: passive arms, active arms, trunk module and the Human-Machine Interface.

Background information
Robo-Mate started as a European research project, running from September 2013 to November 2016 and co-funded by the EU (more information on Cordis). After successful tests in the lab and at industry partners, key partners prepared follow-up projects and commercialisation of selected modules.

The following material provides some background information on Robo-Mate as a research project and its main results.

• Robo-Mate Main Results: Article from the research*eu results magazine (Issue 59, February 2017) on Robo-Mate's main achievements
• Robo-Mate Factsheet: Objectives, impact and background of the Robo-Mate project
• Robo-Mate Factsbook: Use cases of Robo-Mate exoskeleton and reasons for a modular approach
• Robo-Mate White Paper: Considerations for developing safety standards for industrial exoskeletons
• Robo-Mate Risk Assessment: A risk analysis for the Robo-Mate exoskeleton prototype, from design to demonstration