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LOS ANGELES, CA, Might 20, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ — LIG Nex1 has joined forces with Hancom InSpace, an affiliate of Hancom Group, to make wearable robotics to help people’ muscle tissues broadly out there.
LIG Nex1 introduced on the third that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hancom InSpace for the implementation and joint commercialization of LEXO expertise at Pangyo R&D Middle in Gyeonggi-do on the 2nd.
LEXO is a wearable robotic that LIG Nex1 has been conducting analysis and growth since 2010, and “LEXO-W,” a high-weight and muscle-assisted wearable robotic, and “LEXO-V,” an ultra-lightweight muscle-assisted wearable robotic are the 2 primary companies that the 2 corporations have determined to deal with.
The 2 robots wouldn’t have a driving system, so they’re simple to make use of and straightforward to keep up. They’re additionally characterised by the truth that it’s doable to offer companies corresponding to real-time location data and human knowledge evaluation along with the positioning module.
LEXO-W and LEXO-V are used on a trial foundation for operational continuity within the protection sector and transportation of heavy items in the private and non-private sectors.
In an effort to develop the enterprise, the 2 corporations determined to cooperate with one another in • sharing associated patents and technical knowledge, • increasing advertising within the non-public and public sectors, • strengthening manufacturing and upkeep.
The 2 corporations anticipated that combining LIG Nex1’s enterprise capabilities and know-how within the protection trade with Hancom InSpace’s expertise and community, not solely within the protection trade but in addition in the private and non-private sectors will they be capable of promote LEXO’s technological excellence and develop their enterprise.
LIG Nex1 CEO Kim Ji-chan stated, “As increasingly consideration has been drawn to stopping musculoskeletal issues in staff because of the Severe Catastrophe Punishment Act that took impact this 12 months, we’re trying ahead to rising demand sooner or later.” And added, “we will likely be in lively collaboration with Hancom InSpace to guide the longer term robotics market.”
Supply: Pangyo Techno Valley Official Newsroom
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