Investors
FROM PRODUCT
TO FIELD.
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01 THE NEED
MOVEMENT WITHIN THE JOB.
Understanding support needs in repetitive bending and lifting means considering the wearer, movement and workflow together. V-UP, designed around these tasks, is Vitruvex’s first product focus.
02 THE APPROACH
SUPPORT THAT FITS THE TASK.
Powered exoskeleton architecture, individual adjustment and controlled field evaluation are parts of one development process. The aim is to help reduce physical strain, with benefits assessed task by task.
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03 TODAY
ENGINEERING PROTOTYPE.
Task suitability, controlled evaluation and production preparation shape the next stage.
04 VALIDATION PLAN
EVIDENCE FOR THE NEXT STEP.
Planned stages
Define the configuration
Specify the intended task, product version, wearer adjustment and measurement conditions together.
Output: evaluation scopeEvaluate in the field
Review wearer fit, workflow, continuity of use and feedback within the same task context.
Output: recorded findings and a revision decisionPrepare for production and service
Assess manufacturability, technical conformity and service needs alongside validation findings.
Output: requirements for the next stage
05 BUSINESS MODEL
PRODUCT. EVALUATION. SERVICE.
We are developing our commercialization approach around supplying products to businesses, pilot evaluation and service throughout use. Product scope and commercial terms will be shaped by validation findings and each organization’s needs.
06 DISCUSSION AGENDA
BRING YOUR QUESTIONS.
Product and technology
Current product scope, configuration and open validation questions.
Development plan
Controlled evaluation, production preparation and service requirements.
Business model and financial scenarios
Current materials and the scope of disclosure are agreed during the discussion.