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Exia Explained | The World's Most Powerful Exoskeleton
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Overview
Exia is an AI-powered exoskeleton designed to support lifting, lowering, walking, carrying, and working in bent-over postures in physically demanding workplaces. It provides up to 38 kg (84 lbs) of lifting support per movement, relieving strain during lifting, carrying, loading, and bent-over work. The device helps prevent injuries and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and learns with every use, continuously improving through AI. It is rugged, fully dust- and waterproof, and connects to digital workflows and data platforms. Exia is proven in real-world industrial and care settings.
Flagship features
- AI-powered exoskeleton with machine learning capabilities
- Supports up to 38 kg per lifting movement
- Designed for both industrial and care applications
- Features over-the-air updates and digital workflow integration
- Robust, dustproof, and waterproof design
- Tried and tested in real work situations
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At a glance
Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- IP54
- 6 h
- 2025
- Contact for quote
- Active
Company profile
- Recorded funding
- US$36.3M· 2 rounds
- Founded
- around 2017
Detailed specifications
What it is built for4
- Applications
- industrial lifting,warehouse logistics,construction,elderly care
- industrial lift assist
- logistics,manufacturing,construction,healthcare
- both
Movement & precision1
- Actuator Type
- electric motor
Sensing & perception3
- Yes
- imu,force torque
- Yes
Controls & integration2
- Network Protocols
- wifi 6,bluetooth
- wifi,bluetooth
Buying & support3
- 50-100K
- purchase
- Availability Status
- available
Other details17
- Washable
- wipeable
- Load Path
- hip
- Mobile App
- both
- Assist Mode
- active
- Ota Updates
- Yes
- Body Coverage
- full body
- Service Model
- on site,remote diagnostics
- Frame Material
- carbon fiber,aluminum
- Cloud Telemetry
- required
- Joints Actuated
- hip,knee,ankle,trunk
- Safety Features
- emergency stop,fall detection,low battery lockdown
- Control Strategy
- intent detection,gait phase detection,emg driven
- Max Lift Assist Kg
- 38
- Data Export Formats
- csv,pdf report
- Regulatory Clearance
- CE_machinery
- Ergonomic Score Method
- REBA,RULA
- Yes
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- Jan 2026MilestoneExia presented at CES 2026
- 2025DeploymentExia launch viewing at the NYSE
- May 2025LaunchGerman Bionic launches Exia
- 2023FundingSeries A extension
- Nov 2022AwardCES 2023 Best of Innovation for Cray X
- 2022FundingEIB venture debt
- 2021Launch5th generation exoskeleton launch
- 2020FundingSeries A raised
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- Aug 27From Baggage Handling to Air Cargo: German Bionic Showcases AI-Powered EXIA exoskeleton at GSE Expo Europe 2026
- Jan 3German Bionic Presents the Exia Robotic Exoskeleton at CES 2026
- Jan 2AI to Wear: German Bionic Presents the Exia robotic Exoskeleton at CES 2026
German Bionic in the news
the maker3 events · last 12 months
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Exia?
- The Exia is developed by German Bionic, based in Germany.
- What type of robot is the Exia?
- The Exia is a Exoskeleton made by German Bionic.
- How much does the Exia cost?
- Pricing for the Exia is not publicly listed. Contact German Bionic for a quote.
- When was the Exia launched?
- The Exia was launched in 2025.
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