A "made in France" passive exoskeleton that supports your back for pruning works on the vines...
A tested and approved solution, result of numerous field tests (more than 150 tests) at the heart of French vineyards.
"During the first test, I thought that if I could do half an hour on my feet, it would be great. In the end I did the whole morning, without suffering (...)."
Claire RACE - DOMAINE DENIS RACE"I used to utilize an electric trolley before, but when it rained it didn't work. With the EXOVITI, we become autonomous again! It really is a very nice tool."
Fabrice BOURGOGNE - DOMAINE BOURGOGNE-DEVAUX“Once you have the right setting, it's simple. You fit it on like a cardigan!" “I find it very very effective!"
Romain PASCAULT & Matthieu NOEL - DOMAINE DE L'ARLOTIt is a passive exoskeleton designed to reduce the load on the back muscles during forward-bending tasks.
EXOVITI helps in particular to:
Keep your back aligned
Reduce fatigue of the lumbar back muscles,
Limit / Reduce spine disks compression
By leaning forward, you compress 2 springs that will assist your back muscles. Thus EXOVITI reduces your muscle fatigue and your back pain.
Tested and validated by winegrowers, EXOVITI accompanies you in your activities of pruning, binding, disbudding, suckering, weeding, harvesting, keeping on with your usual gestures.
EXOVITI is designed in flexible, breathable and soft textile material. It has links ergonomically distributed on the body to ensure optimal comfort when working in the vineyard.
To know everything about our exoskeleton intended for manual tasks in agriculture!
Last night, the grand finale of the Talents de l’Innovation organized by the Village by CA Champagne-Bourgogne took place.
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This week, the RB3D team welcomed Thomas from the Dijon agency Cdanslaboite for a shoot presenting his activity and his innovation: EXOVITI.
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EXO-VITI but not only!
Initially developed to support vineyard workers, the EXOVITI exosquette is now used in various professional environm...
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