German Bionic Brings Human-Centric Robotics to Préventica Lyon 2026
German Bionic Brings Human-Centric Robotics to Préventica Lyon 2026

From October 6–8, German Bionic will showcase EXIA at Préventica Lyon, one of France’s leading events for occupational health, workplace safety and quality of working life. Visitors can experience the AI-powered robotic exoskeleton live at Stand J14.
From October 6–8, German Bionic will showcase EXIA at Préventica Lyon, one of France’s leading events for occupational health, workplace safety and quality of working life. Visitors can experience the AI-powered robotic exoskeleton live at Stand J14.
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Automation is advancing fast. But many essential jobs still depend on people lifting, carrying and moving heavy loads, repeating strenuous movements or working in physically demanding positions.
This is where Human-Centric Robotics comes in.
At Préventica Lyon, German Bionic will demonstrate how robotic assistance can support people in some of the toughest physical jobs across logistics, manufacturing, airports and other demanding work environments.
Human-Centric Robotics for heavy work
EXIA is German Bionic’s AI-powered robotic exoskeleton for physically demanding work.
Combining robotics, AI and billions of real-world motion data points, EXIA recognizes movements and provides adaptive support exactly when it is needed.
With up to 38 kg / 84 lbs of dynamic lift assistance per movement, EXIA helps reduce physical strain during tasks such as lifting, carrying, lowering, repetitive handling and other ergonomically challenging activities.
The goal is simple: technology designed around the people doing the work.
Not automation. Augmentation.
Not every physically demanding task can, or should, be fully automated.
Human-Centric Robotics combines human flexibility, experience and decision-making with intelligent robotic assistance. This can help reduce strain and fatigue, strengthen occupational safety and create more sustainable working conditions.
At Préventica, German Bionic will show what this approach looks like in practice.
Experience EXIA live
Meet the German Bionic team, put EXIA on and experience Human-Centric Robotics for yourself.
Préventica Lyon 2026
October 6–8, 2026
Stand J14
Interested in robotic support for physically demanding work?
Contact the German Bionic team to arrange a meeting or individual demonstration.
Automation is advancing fast. But many essential jobs still depend on people lifting, carrying and moving heavy loads, repeating strenuous movements or working in physically demanding positions.
This is where Human-Centric Robotics comes in.
At Préventica Lyon, German Bionic will demonstrate how robotic assistance can support people in some of the toughest physical jobs across logistics, manufacturing, airports and other demanding work environments.
Human-Centric Robotics for heavy work
EXIA is German Bionic’s AI-powered robotic exoskeleton for physically demanding work.
Combining robotics, AI and billions of real-world motion data points, EXIA recognizes movements and provides adaptive support exactly when it is needed.
With up to 38 kg / 84 lbs of dynamic lift assistance per movement, EXIA helps reduce physical strain during tasks such as lifting, carrying, lowering, repetitive handling and other ergonomically challenging activities.
The goal is simple: technology designed around the people doing the work.
Not automation. Augmentation.
Not every physically demanding task can, or should, be fully automated.
Human-Centric Robotics combines human flexibility, experience and decision-making with intelligent robotic assistance. This can help reduce strain and fatigue, strengthen occupational safety and create more sustainable working conditions.
At Préventica, German Bionic will show what this approach looks like in practice.
Experience EXIA live
Meet the German Bionic team, put EXIA on and experience Human-Centric Robotics for yourself.
Préventica Lyon 2026
October 6–8, 2026
Stand J14
Interested in robotic support for physically demanding work?
Contact the German Bionic team to arrange a meeting or individual demonstration.