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HAPO SENSOR : First passive exoskeletal data sensor
HAPO SENSOR
FIRST PASSIVE EXOSKELETON DATA SENSOR
CREATED TO PROVIDE REAL-TIME EFFORT ANALYSIS
Scientific proof of effectiveness
The HAPO SENSOR is an innovative smartphone-compatible device designed to accurately assess the intensity and frequency of flexion movements performed by the user. Thanks to measurements based on rigorous scientific methods, this tool offers objective and reliable feedback. This data allows users to better understand the benefits provided by the exoskeleton. They also quantify the weight relief achieved during an activity, providing detailed information on the weight relieved, both in absolute value and in percentage.
CALCULATION OF INTENSITY AND FREQUENCY OF USE
REAL-TIME ANALYSIS ON SMARTPHONE
EDITING AN ANALYSIS REPORT
EASY TO INSTALL
"Most of the time, the advertisements and marketing talk we hear or read are anything but reality. What credibility is there without science-based proof? As a doctor of biomechanics, I need data, evidence to support what has been said, the Hapo sensor has been developed to provide objectivity on both the actual use of passive exoskeletons and the benefits for workers."
Bérenger Le Tellier, Scientific officer