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German Bionic is a robotics company founded 2017, based in Germany, developing 2 robots primarily in the Exoskeleton category.
AI exoskeletons for physically demanding industrial work
German Bionic develops active exoskeletons for workers in physically demanding jobs, including the Exia industrial exoskeleton and the Cray X wearable system. Its products are sold for lifting, walking, carrying, and bent-over work across industries, with operations reported in Berlin and offices in Augsburg, Burlington, Paris, and Tokyo.
Total funding
US$34.9M
Active products
2
Maker Score
53
Adequate evidence
View factor breakdown
Top-rated product
50.7
Robo Score
Cray X
Company facts
- HQ
- Augsburg, Germany
- Founded
- 2017 · 9 yrs
- Website
- www.germanbionic.com
Maker Score
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Milestones
The company launched Exia, an AI-augmented industrial exoskeleton.
German Bionic was founded.
Press coverage
- German Bionic unveils Exia AI-augmented industrial exoskeleton
The Robot Report
- Exia: Next robotic exoskeleton with augmented AI
All About Industries
- German Bionic Unveils World's First Augmented AI Exoskeleton
SDC Exec
Active products by German Bionic
2 shown| # | Category | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Cray X | Exoskeleton | 2021 | 50.7 |
| 2 |  | Exia | Exoskeleton | 2025 | 47.2 |
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