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Composite Manufacturing Inc. announces New Study Shows NekSpine® Exoskeleton Significantly Reduces Neck and Back Strain in Simulated Surgical Tasks
- A study published in Sensors found that the NekSpine passive exoskeleton significantly reduces muscle strain and discomfort during tasks requiring neck and back support.
- Researchers from the University of Alberta and EWI Works International Inc. performed the study using EMG sensors and user-reported exertion scores across various neck-flexion angles.
- The study showed a 31% decrease in neck muscle activity, up to 50% reduction in perceived neck discomfort, and 41% reduction in lower back discomfort when using NekSpine.
- Users wearing NekSpine increased endurance time by 55%, indicating improved ability to maintain forward-flexed postures during work.
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Composite Manufacturing Inc. announces New Study Shows NekSpine® Exoskeleton Significantly Reduces Neck and Back Strain in Simulated Surgical Tasks
University of Alberta–led research finds up to 31% reduction in neck muscle activity and 50% reduction in perceived discomfort.
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