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PASSIVE SUPPORT EXOSKELETON

Designed for Prolonged Forward-Head Work

A passive support exoskeleton designed forprolonged forward-leaning precision work

Cervical spine pressure reduction: 92.5%
Lumbar pressure reduction: 10-15kg

Built to Support Prolonged Forward-Head Postures

Long hours of forward-leaning work can place continuous strain on the neck, shoulders, upper back, and lower back
The Spinal Support Exoskeleton helps distribute this load and provides stable ergonomic support throughout extended work sessions

Freedom of Movement

Designed to preserve headrotation and precise armmovement

Adjustable back length

Adjustable back support for heights from 155cm to 195cm

Leg attachment

The detachable leg module supports both standing and seated use. When bending forward, it provides lower-back support, reducing strain on the lumbar muscles and skeletal system

Head assembly

Three-axis adjustment system for a customized fit

Sterile sponge

Replaceable individually sterile-packaged foam pad

Flexible 3D-Printed Honeycomb Cushion

umbar and back cushions featuring a flexible 3D-printed honeycomb structure for enhanced breathability

Specifications

  • Weight: 1.1 kg
  • User Height Range: 155–195 cm
  • Maximum Waist Circumference: 125 cm
  • Leg Strap Adjustment Range: 30–65 cm
  • Forward Head Tilt Range: 0–70°
  • Main Load-Bearing Material: Carbon fiber
  • Includes detachable, adjustable leg straps that help reduce strain on your lower back when leaning forward while standing.
  • Adjustable head support, forward tilt angle, and overall height for a comfortable fit.
  • Allows you to turn your head freely and perform precise hand and arm movements while wearing it.

Engineered for the Way Professionals Work

From surgery and dentistry to microscopy and precision assembly,the neck support exoskeleton provides wearable assistance for professionals performing prolonged forward-head tasks

Surgeon wearing a neck support exoskeleton during an operation

Surgery | Support Through Long Procedures

During surgery, clinicians often maintain a forward-leaning and relatively fixed posture for extended periods. Sustained neck flexion can lead to muscle fatigue and discomfort, making prolonged procedures increasingly demanding
The neck support exoskeleton provides continuous assistance as the head tilts forward. By helping redistribute part of the static load, it can reduce the muscular effort required to maintain a surgical posture and allow clinicians to devote more attention to the procedure itself
Industry Insight: Studies have reported neck-related musculoskeletal symptoms in 58.8%–72.9% of surveyed surgeon populations

Dentistry | Greater Comfort at Close Range

To maintain a clear view of the treatment area, dental professionals frequently bend, tilt, or rotate their necks while performing precise work in a confined space. Repeated exposure to these postures can create persistent tension across the neck and shoulders
The wearable neck support provides additional assistance during treatment, helping reduce the muscular effort required to maintain a fixed working posture without occupying the user’s hands
Industry Insight: Systematic reviews report that approximately 17%–66% of dentists experience neck pain

Dental professional wearing a neck support exoskeleton during patient treatment
Watchmaker using a neck support exoskeleton for precision repair work

Precision Work | Focus on the Details, Not the Strain

Watch repair, jewelry making, and other precision tasks require users to observe small components at close range for extended periods. The more focused the work becomes, the more static the neck posture tends to be
By providing assistance during forward-head posture, the neck exoskeleton helps redistribute the sustained load of the head. This supports greater working comfort without interfering with the fine hand movements required for precision tasks

Microscopy | Stable Support for Extended Observation

Traditional microscope work often requires users to keep their eyes fixed on the eyepieces while maintaining a forward-leaning posture. Over time, this can contribute to stiffness and fatigue in the neck, shoulders, and upper back
The head and neck support exoskeleton provides stable assistance during microscope use, helping reduce the muscular effort required to maintain prolonged neck flexion
Industry Insight: In one study of laboratory technicians working with microscopes, 56.3% reported neck pain

Laboratory technician wearing a neck support exoskeleton while using a microscope
Electronics technician using a neck support exoskeleton during circuit board soldering

Electronics Assembly | Reduce the Burden of Repetitive Work

Soldering, inspection, and electronic component assembly involve repetitive hand movements and prolonged downward viewing. Fast-paced work combined with sustained neck flexion can gradually increase physical strain
The neck support exoskeleton assists the head and neck without occupying the user’s hands, helping reduce static muscular demand during detailed assembly work and supporting a more comfortable working posture
Industry Insight: A study of 700 electronics assembly workers found a 12-month prevalence of cervical musculoskeletal disorders of 29.4%. Prolonged neck flexion and extension were significantly associated with increased risk

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about how the neck support exoskeleton works, who it is designed for, how it is adjusted, and how to care for it

What is a neck support exoskeleton?

A neck support exoskeleton is a wearable ergonomic device designed for tasks that require prolonged downward viewing or sustained forward-head posture
By providing assisted head support, the device helps redistribute part of the load placed on the neck muscles while maintaining a working posture

The system combines mechanical head support with passive elastic lower-body assistance
The head support module, carbon-fiber backplate, waist structure, and leg components form a connected support path. This helps transfer part of the head load toward the back, waist, and legs, reducing the muscular effort required to maintain a forward-head posture

The product is designed for professionals who regularly perform prolonged downward-viewing or precision tasks, including:
Surgeons and other clinical professionals
Dentists and dental care professionals
Laboratory and microscope operators
Watchmakers, jewelers, and precision-instrument technicians
Electronics soldering and assembly professionals

For other tasks involving prolonged forward-head posture, a fit and task assessment is recommended before use

The product does not lock the head or neck. It is designed to preserve natural turning, upward viewing, and downward viewing movements while providing support
The actual range and feel of movement may vary depending on product adjustment, support angle, fitting position, and individual body dimensions. Proper fitting is recommended before first use

No. The product uses a passive mechanical support system and does not require batteries, charging, or an external power source

The standard product configuration weighs approximately 1,100 g (1.1 kg).
The total weight may vary when optional leg components are added, removed, or replaced.

The support angle can be adjusted using the control knob on the head support module.
The product provides a continuous adjustment range of 0°–70°, allowing it to accommodate different working postures and individual support requirements.

The product features a one-size adjustable design.
Recommended fitting range:
User height: Up to 195 cm
Head circumference: Up to 75 cm
Chest circumference: Adjustable, with no specified fixed limit
Waist circumference: Up to 125 cm

Please review the sizing guide or contact our team to confirm fit before purchase or use.

Once the user is familiar with the process, the average donning time is approximately 20 seconds.
For first-time use, follow the product instructions to complete the initial size adjustment. Assistance from trained personnel is recommended during the first fitting.

The product can be worn underneath a disposable surgical gown and surgical lead apron.
Use in a specific operating room, laboratory, or controlled environment must be confirmed according to the facility’s hygiene, disinfection, infection-control, and equipment-management requirements.

For routine cleaning, gently brush or wipe the product surfaces using mild soapy water.
Important care instructions:
Do not machine wash
Do not scrub or clean the surfaces aggressively
Do not immerse the complete product in water for an extended period
When disinfection is required, use alcohol according to the product instructions
Do not use other chemical cleaning agents or disinfectants unless approved
Refer to the product manual for complete cleaning, drying, and disinfection instructions.

The individually packaged sterile foam pad at the head-contact area can be replaced separately.
For medical or controlled-environment applications, replacement after each use is recommended. The actual replacement frequency should follow facility hygiene requirements, frequency of use, and the condition of the component.

Safety and Legal Disclaimer

This product is an ergonomic support device designed to improve comfort and redistribute physical loads during tasks that require prolonged forward-leaning postures. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is not a substitute for medical treatment, medical devices, or rehabilitation equipment. Do not modify or disassemble the product. Adjust it to fit your body before use. Discontinue use if pain, numbness, dizziness, skin irritation, or other discomfort occurs