SHOULDER & ARM SUPPORT

MATE XT-GO

Support for the Work Above the Waist.

Passive wearable ergonomic support designed for repetitive or sustained shoulder and arm activity.

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Comau MATE XT-GO passive shoulder and arm support exoskeleton

DESIGNED TO MOVE WITH THE PERSON

Support That Moves With the Work.

MATE XT-GO provides shoulder and arm support while allowing the wearer to move through physically demanding tasks.

PASSIVE
No powered actuation.

BATTERY-FREE
No charging required.

WEARABLE
Support moves with the person.

ADJUSTABLE
Designed for different users and tasks.

WHERE TO LOOK

What Kind of Work Might Be Worth Exploring?

Start with the physical demand, not the product.

01 — REACHING
02 — ELEVATED ARMS
03 — REPETITIVE MOVEMENT
04 — SUSTAINED POSITIONS

The presence of one of these demands doesn’t automatically mean wearable support is the right solution. It identifies a place worth understanding.

POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

Where Might MATE XT-GO Help?

Different industries. Different work. Similar shoulder and arm demands worth exploring.

HEALTHCARE →

Supporting Patient Care

Rehabilitation, sustained positioning, and repetitive upper-body activity.

COMPETITIVE MOTORSPORTS →

Behind Performance

Fabrication, vehicle preparation, maintenance, and assembly.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTERS →

Where the Work Gets Done

Overhead service, repetitive reaching, and sustained arm activity.

OTHER WORK ENVIRONMENTS →

Beyond Familiar Categories

Maintenance, materials handling, elevated-arm work, and other physically demanding tasks.

THE REAL TEST

Does It Fit the Work?

The real test isn’t how the technology looks. It’s how it performs with the person, the task, and the environment.

THE PERSON
Does it work for the individual?

THE TASK
Does the support match the physical demand?

THE ENVIRONMENT
Does it work with the workflow and equipment?

That’s why we evaluate before we scale.

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START WITH ONE TASK

Could MATE XT-GO Help With the Work You’re Seeing?

You don’t need to decide whether wearable support belongs throughout your organization. Identify one task worth exploring.

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