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Paexo Neck

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Professionals in the construction industry or other fields are often prone to postural issues involving the head tilting backward. The Lottobock Paexo Neck is a solution to this problem. This passive exoskeleton…

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Paexo Neck

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Type
Passive
Body area
Lower back
Price
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Ottobock Paexo Neck: Transform your posture into lasting comfort

Professionals in the construction industry or other fields are often prone to postural issues involving the head tilting backward. The Lottobock Paexo Neck is a solution to this problem. This passive exoskeleton is specifically designed to reduce strain on the neck during activities that require an extended posture—especially when looking upward. The professionals most at risk in the field of technical maintenance are those who work under vehicle bodies or perform certain aviation maintenance operations. If you’re not familiar with it yet, there’s still time to discover this Ottobock device.

Cechy Ottobock Paexo Neck

To support the neck, it was necessary to design a passive exoskeleton that was also lightweight and intuitive, allowing users to work comfortably. The Paexo Neck is capable of fully contributing to workplace comfort and aligning with a preventive approach to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). That is, provided it is properly fitted and seamlessly integrated. From a technical standpoint, the Paexo Neck stands out for its design, which focuses specifically on human biomechanics and ease of use. As a passive device, it requires no batteries or other power source to operate. Instead, it relies on a mechanical system that responds to neck movement. The primary function of the dynamic neck support is to provide support when the head is held in a forward-tilted position. The support then gradually activates as the viewing angle increases. This reduces the sensation of strain in the neck and cervical muscles, just like with the Moon.

Ultra-light mechanical system

To give you complete peace of mind, the Ottobock Paexo Neck is made of lightweight materials, making the device as light as possible—it weighs only 400 grams. In addition, the mechanical system features several adjustment points to accommodate different body types. The straps and contact areas are designed to improve durability and comfort, even during prolonged use depending on working conditions. Be careful, however, as poor fit can reduce comfort. An advantage of this device is its compact design, which makes it easy to wear with certain personal protective equipment, such as helmets, hearing protection, or safety glasses.Finally, you won’t have any trouble maintaining it. The ear cushions or fabric covers can be easily removed and cleaned, which promotes proper hygiene during shared or intensive use.

Announcement and Test of the Ottobock Paexo Neck

Feedback from industrial settings shows that Paexo Neck can provide an effective solution to the stress associated with forward-head postures. After a brief adjustment period, many users report a more natural feeling and better tolerance for prolonged tasks. However, the feature most frequently praised by testers is undoubtedly the freedom of movement. This is because, unlike a neck brace, Paexo Neck does not immobilize the neck. In fact, it accompanies movement and intervenes specifically when posture becomes restricted. On the other hand, users often report reduced fatigue at the end of a shift and greater ease in repeating movements. The device has also proven its worth on the job by distributing strain and relieving neck tension during periods of increased workload. However, its effectiveness depends on the initial adjustment: improper fitting can reduce comfort and diminish interest in the system. But once properly positioned, the support is generally perceived as immediate and unobtrusive.The Ottobock Paexo Neck can be a useful tool as part of an ergonomic prevention strategy, particularly for occupations involving repetitive movements or prolonged observation. However, it does not replace proper work organization; rather, it can usefully complement measures aimed at reducing the incidence of injuries. Questions? Contact us.

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