Repetitive lifting and physical strain have driven workplace injuries for too long – but that’s about to change. SafeLift™ powered exosuit with VerveLogic™ analytics platform works as a system to reduce ergonomic injuries by up to 85%, shift after shift.
Smarter lifting starts here. SafeLift™ uses human-centric robotics to offload up to 40% of the weight from each repetitive lifting task with custom, powered assistance – all while tracking real-world data to help teams measure impact over time.
Up to an 85% decrease in injury rate from improved ergonomics and posture.
Helps workers feel stronger through the shift and better when it’s over.
Reduced strain and fatigue help teams stay healthier, happier, and more likely to stay long-term.
VerveLogic™ is the brain behind the suit, helping identify risk before it becomes an injury. This cloud-based analytics platform delivers deep insight into safety and ergonomic performance – so you can set the standard and keep teams on track.
Identify risky movements faster with personalized analytics per worker.
Maximize team potential with reports offering coaching and feedback.
Track group performance across shifts, teams, and facilities over time.
No bands. No bulk. Built for dynamic movement, SafeLift™ uses an intelligent “artificial muscle” system to deliver the right support at the right time, helping workers maintain a full range of motion while reducing fatigue and physical wear over long shifts.
Custom support levels during lifting and bending motions for different users or work activities at the push of a button.
Three inertial measurement sensors throughout the pack and thigh straps track movement, activating only when needed with bends over 10 degrees.
With dedicated locker storage for charging and connectivity, get 3,000 lifts or 12+ hours of work on a single charge — even in cold environments.
for onboarding, upgrades, and questions
increase in employee satisfaction and retention
fewer back injuries
increase in facility productivity
ROI in six months
for onboarding, upgrades, and questions
increase in employee satisfaction and retention
fewer back injuries
increase in facility productivity
ROI in six months
VerveLogic™ captures individual movement data throughout the workday, then it goes to work analyzing every lift, bend, twist, and workload pattern to uncover risk and deliver actionable guidance for safer, smarter operations – all available at your fingertips.
Case study
In a 12-month study, 47 warehouse associates wearing the SafeLift™ exosuit demonstrated a 7x reduction in injury rates compared to 500 associates working without. The group wearing exosuits resulted in just 1 injury over 94,000 hours of lifting, compared to 70 injuries among the control group.
100M
pounds lifted across all SafeLift™ users
85%
Reduction in lower back and hip injuries
93%
Would recommend the suit to a coworker
Case study
In a 26-week productivity study involving 21 associates, exosuit usage was shown to improve both productivity and associate consistency. Over the course of the study, associates experienced a 7.7% average improvement in productivity. Additionally, the distribution of productivity across associates was 40% tighter, indicating the exosuits helped create more consistent performance day-to-day.
7.7%
Productivity improvement
40%
Tighter variation in productivity
5 months
Estimated payback from injury reduction
Case study
Looking to improve workplace safety, a leading retail firm deployed 40 exosuits to warehouse associates. Over a 21-month period, the exosuit program yielded zero injuries, a 1.5% productivity boost, and paid for itself in 5.8 months — accomplishing the firm's goal of meaningfully reducing worker injuries through exosuit adoption.
0
Number of injuries
1.5%
Productivity improvement
5.8 months
Estimated payback from injury reduction
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