Archimedes Partners has acquired German Bionic, a global technology leader in AI-powered exoskeletons, marking the beginning of the company’s next growth phase. The strategic acquisition strengthens German Bionic’s financial foundation and supports the international scaling of its Physical AI platform. Since 2018, the company has developed intelligent wearable robotics for logistics, industry, and healthcare, helping reduce physical strain and enhance resilience in critical infrastructure sectors. With its flagship model Exia—recognized as one of the most powerful active back-support exoskeletons on the market—German Bionic continues to expand the role of human-centered robotics at the intersection of AI, mobility, and AgeTech.

• German Bionic introduces new vest designs specifically engineered around female physiology, further improving comfort, ergonomics, and long-term wearability with the Exia exoskeleton. • The new vest designs expand the existing Exia vest portfolio, supporting broader adoption by making physically demanding jobs – including nursing and care roles – more accessible and appealing to a wider range of users. • German Bionic is the only exoskeleton manufacturer to rely on a fully developed vest system rather than straps or belt-based systems, enabling even load distribution and significantly higher comfort over full work shifts. • The new vests will be shown publicly for the first time at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

• Une technologie d’humain augmenté au service des professionnels de la logistique, de la production et du soin – là où les efforts physiques sont les plus intenses • L’exosquelette de série le plus puissant au monde : jusqu’à 38 kg de soutien dynamique par mouvement • Propulsé par une IA augmentée, nourrie par des milliards de données de mouvements en condition réels, pour une assistance physique adaptative et personnalisée • Démonstration en direct et essais sur stand au CES 2026 – Pavillon allemand, Hall A, stand 51242-18, organisé par le gouvernement fédéral allemand

Manual work becomes easier, healthier and safer: German Bionic shows how human augmentation is shaping the future of human physical work – with its smart exoskeleton that adapts flexibly to the individual and provides active support.