Ottobock expands exoskeleton access through Würth network

Ottobock says its SUITX exoskeleton business is expanding access through the Würth network. The offering is planned to reach more locations in Germany and France.

Ottobock is expanding access to workplace exoskeletons through its SUITX by Ottobock business and a distribution partnership with Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG, according to a company release published October 2, 2026. The release identifies construction and skilled trades as an expanding market for the technology. Presseportal

Expanded branch network

Ottobock said exoskeleton solutions are available at more than 90 Würth branches in Germany and are planned to reach more than 100 locations there by the end of 2026. In France, the company said the solutions are planned to be available at 240 branches by the end of March 2027. Presseportal

Applications in skilled trades

The company said its IX Back Air product supports the lower back during lifting, bending and carrying activities, while products in the CX series are designed to relieve other areas including the neck, wrists, knees and back. Ottobock also cited use cases in logistics, consumer goods, automotive and aviation industries. Presseportal