Audi has begun testing the ergonomic benefits of exoskeleton systems for workers at its Ingolstadt plant
A comparative study comprising around 60 employees from Audi’s assembly, paintshop and toolmaking is running two devices – the Paexo from Ottobock and the Skelex 360 from Skelex – to assess performance in difficult overhead jobs…
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