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EASE

Munich-based startup building Artificial muscle technology and wearable robotics for manual labor applications.

HQ
Munich, Germany
Status
private

The verified answer

As of Sep 2026, DEPLOY verifies EASE: 1 model. 3 sources back the record.

Overview

Munich-based startup building Artificial muscle technology and wearable robotics for manual labor applications. Developing exoskeletons that could redefine manual labor by reducing strain and fatigue for industrial workers.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

LU 20 active logistics exoskeleton (primary EASE)

EASE's English product page describes LU 20 as an active industrial exoskeleton for logistics and production that supports back and arms with up to 20 kg of active load relief (up to 10 kg per arm), hot-swappable batteries for multi-shift use, and typical donning under one minute after instruction. The company lists field tests with Rohde & Schwarz (May 2025), SFB (July 2026), and Spitzhuttl Home Company warehouse operations (July 2026). Treat assistance ratings and trial framing as company-stated (EASE)

Indoor commercial use envelope (primary EASE)

The same EASE FAQ states LU 20 is intended for dry indoor commercial and industrial spaces between about -10 C and +40 C, weighs approximately five kilograms distributed via a Deuter-developed backpack system, and uses approved Makita XGT 40V max batteries purchased separately unless otherwise agreed. Treat environmental limits and hardware choices as company-stated (EASE)

LU 20 active exoskeleton

EASE presents the LU 20 as an active industrial exoskeleton for logistics and production work involving lifting, carrying, and positioning (EASE exoskeleton for logistics).

Motor-driven load support

EASE describes the LU 20 as using a motor-driven cable system and intention recognition to provide up to 20 kg of load relief while adapting to user movement (EASE LU 20).

Data & sources

Web sources

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Partnerships

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1 total1 operating

Most-frequent partners

  1. 1TQ-Group1× joint

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Relationships

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Founders (2)

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Former / Previously (3)

Safety record

No incidents on record for EASE.

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