Real-World Impact

Real-World Results

  • Lumbar Load (Bending / Material Handling)

  • End-of-Shift Fatigue

  • Real-World Adoption (Desired → Worn)

Your OHS Goals • Challenges • Needs

Without actual wear, there is no reduction in exposure. That is why we prioritize adoption.

3 Signs It Is a Good Fit:

  • Bending / Material Handling are essential to your operations

  • Visible fatigue in the affected roles, by the end of the shift or workweek

  • Difficult to Automate (variability /space constraints  / budget)

Your Observations • Constraints • Next Steps

Limits of Use

To reduce the risk of a poor fit, here is what UPLIFTTM Lite is not intended for.

UPLIFTTM Lite is not…

  • Not a medical device (clinical / rehabilitation / walking)

  • Not designed for “superhuman” loads

  • Not designed to push production pace to the extreme

  • Not designed for the upper limbs.

Not the right choice if…

  • Primary need above shoulder height.

  • Primary problem is not lumbar.

  • Goal = increase loads

  • You are looking for a “universal” solution, with no targeting.

Assessment • fit • 2nd opinion

Easy to adopt in the field

Passive exoskeleton: support for back bending, assistance with repetitive material handling.

Donning (20 sec)

Quick Adjustments (10 sec)

Features • adjustments • next steps

ADOPTION METHOD

FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER

You do not introduce an exoskeleton to a worker on the fly.
You introduce it with the right message, involve the worker in the process, and validate fit with simple signals.

Target

Identify 1 to 3 roles where bending and material handling are frequent.

The goal is real impact, not “everywhere.”

Align

Choose a credible, willing champion on the floor.

Use the right message to create the right first impression.

Launch

Start with 1 to 3 willing users, on targeted tasks.

Simple adjustments, clear messaging, and early feedback from day one.

Measure

Logbook and weekly questionnaire.

Validate with 3 signals: wear time, comfort, perceived support.

Scale

Once adoption is confirmed, extend to similar tasks.

If not, retarget tasks, adjust, and relaunch simply.

Real, desired, and lasting wear

A solution that is genuinely adopted by workers changes the workplace. Less fatigue. Fewer lower back injuries. More energy after the shift.

Good first impression • guidance • desired solution

FAQ

Your questions, our answers!

  • Yes. UPLIFTTM Lite is designed, first and foremost, to support continuous use: comfort and mobility.

  • No. The main impact is expected in bending, repetitive material handling, or tasks that involve maintaining a bent posture.

  • UPLIFTTM Lite is not intended for primary upper-limb needs (neck, shoulders, elbows).

  • No. The goal is to help with targeted tasks by reducing part of the effort.

  • UPLIFTTM Lite is not designed to replace human effort or provide total assistance.

  • Start with 1 to 3 tasks, a champion, the right language, and simple rollout.

  • Include workers in the evaluation (quick daily follow-up and end-of-trial questionnaire).

  • In some cases, yes.

  • Contact us to determine whether you qualify for a trial, based on your tasks and real-world constraints.

  • No. UPLIFTTM Lite is not a medical device and is not designed for clinical use or walking assistance.

  • If you are injured, we recommend first healing and stabilizing the situation with your physician before use.

  • In some cases, UPLIFTTM Lite may support a gradual return to work, but only with your physician’s guidance and approval.

  • UPLIFTTM Lite is not a medical or rehabilitation device. Your physician has the final say.

  • Yes. Machine wash in warm or cold water, using the provided laundry bag.

  • Air dry only (do not tumble dry).

  • Minimal maintenance: regular visual inspection.

  • Consumables: elastics to be replaced as needed (1 to 2 years depending on use).

  • 1-year warranty, parts and labor, under normal use.

Confirmation • validation • next steps