to reduce the risks associated with handling tasks
Japet helps occupational health and safety professionals to deal with the risks associated with repetitive handling tasks or heavy loads.
Handling, a major factor in arduousness and TMS
40.5% of workers
report carrying heavy loads. (Observatory of inequalities.)
10 hours per week
29.3% of employees perform more than two hours of manual handling per week, and 13% of employees work more than ten hours. (IT)
50% of AT
Manual handling is the cause of 50% of stoppage work accidents. (Toyota Forklifts, Prevention Passport)
Exoskeletons that target the risks caused by handling tasks
Each workstation has specific physical constraints. Japet's complete range of exoskeletons makes it possible to address the constraints associated with repetitive handling or heavy loads.
Protecting the back
Lifting, moving, stacking: these frequent tasks particularly expose operators' backs to the risk of injury.
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Protecting the shoulders
Lifting and moving heavy or repetitive loads: the shoulders of handlers are subjected to significant physical stresses on a daily basis.
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Protect the back of the neck
Check the loads, bend over, look up: these regular movements put a lot of stress on the neck of handlers.
Protect operators where residual risks persist
“Our integration protocol in jobs involving handling ensures that exoskeletons are only put in place when technical arrangements are not possible to eliminate the risk, or in addition to other solutions to reduce risks. It is our role as exoskeleton integrator to ensure compliance with general ergonomic principles.”
ISO 13485 certified company
Japet places the health of users at the heart of all its actions: each solution is designed to provide a medical benefit
Co-designed with the pros
All our products are subject to field tests and iterations with professionals before being marketed.
Human-centered exoskeletons
All our products carefully designed, or selected, for their ability to support the natural movements of the human body
Much more than exoskeletons
Japet has designed a complete range of products and services to allow you to create a custom exoskeleton project.
The logistics specialist Ponera secures handling with exoskeletons
Ponera is experiencing strong growth, with a significant increase in the volume of packages to be handled.
Recognizing the risks, the company has therefore invested in exoskeletons to secure the handling of the heaviest loads.
Our customers talk about us best
Japet Medical is an ISO 13485 certified company
Choose specialists in the integration of exoskeletons for occupational health and safety
Our experts come from occupational health, ergonomics and industry. They understand the risks of MSDs associated with the handling of heavy loads and the realities of logistics jobs. Our role: assess the suitability of DAPs and ensure effective integration of the equipment chosen for your operators.
Frequently Asked Questions
No exoskeleton will make you stronger.
The Japet.W+ exoskeleton acts as a shock absorber for the spine: it absorbs shocks and relieves lower back pain.
🚗 It's like on your car: shock absorbers do not allow you to drive faster, they prevent you from damaging your vehicle when you load your trunk or when the road is in poor condition.
Leave us your contact details, our experts call you back to study the positions at risk or with severe constraints that you have identified. They will guide you to a relevant solution.
The purchase of exoskeletons is generally borne by the employer.
However, occasional assistance may exist for certain employees with disabilities, according to regions and periods. Get in touch with your local public
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