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Lightweight exoskeleton reducing lower back strain in farm work, enhancing safety, preventing injuries, and improving productivity in horticulture.
About
Exy is a pioneering company in industrial ergonomics, dedicated to developing and manufacturing innovative exoskeletons that reduce physical strain, prevent injuries, and enhance worker safety and productivity. Founded in 2018 in Brazil and now expanding into international markets, Exy combines cutting-edge technology, scientific research, and user-centered design to deliver lightweight, practical, and scalable solutions for logistics, manufacturing, and agriculture. With patented products, proven results, and a commitment to innovation, Exy empowers industries to transform the way people work, creating safer and more sustainable workplaces.
Key Benefits
Reduced Injuries: Significantly decreases the risk of musculoskeletal injuries in the lower back, one of the most common causes of absenteeism in agriculture.
Improved Worker Wellbeing: Provides ergonomic support that reduces fatigue, discomfort, and physical strain during repetitive and heavy tasks.
Enhanced Productivity: Workers maintain higher performance levels for longer periods, reducing downtime and improving harvest efficiency.
Scalable & Accessible: Lightweight (880g), washable, and cost-effective, making it practical for widespread adoption across horticultural operations.
Sustainable Impact: Reduces long-term costs related to insurance, turnover, and training, while supporting a safer, healthier workforce.
Applications
Our solution is designed for high-labour horticultural operations such as apple and berry farms, where repetitive lifting, bending, and carrying tasks are frequent. It also applies to other intensive agricultural sectors that face high risks of musculoskeletal injuries, including vineyard and greenhouse operations. The ExyONE Back Lite is scalable for small to large farms seeking to improve worker safety, reduce absenteeism, and enhance productivity during critical labour periods like harvesting.