German Bionic Named Finalist at the Made in Germany Awards 2026
German Bionic Named Finalist at the Made in Germany Awards 2026
Human-Centric Robotics earns recognition from the expert jury: German Bionic is among the three finalists in the Artificial Intelligence category. Now it's up to the public to decide!
Human-Centric Robotics earns recognition from the expert jury: German Bionic is among the three finalists in the Artificial Intelligence category. Now it's up to the public to decide!
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German Bionic has been selected as one of three finalists in the Artificial Intelligence category of the Made in Germany Awards 2026. The nomination recognizes an approach to AI and robotics focused on supporting people in physically demanding jobs and enhancing human capabilities.
The awards were initiated by science communicator Dr. Jacob Beautemps (Breaking Lab), in collaboration with the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space and SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation, led by Director Rafael Laguna de la Vera. Federal Minister Dorothee Bär serves as patron of the awards.
Human-Centric Robotics for the Future of Work
With its AI-powered exoskeleton EXIA, German Bionic brings intelligent robotics directly into the workplace. The technology provides adaptive physical assistance during lifting, carrying, and physically demanding movements, supporting people wherever human skills, experience, and involvement remain essential.
In healthcare, where nursing professionals face considerable physical demands every day. In logistics, where workers keep global supply chains moving. And in manufacturing and at airports, where handling heavy loads is part of everyday operations.
As societies age and skilled labor becomes increasingly scarce, Human Augmentation offers tremendous potential to reduce physical strain, protect workers' health, and help people stay active and productive throughout their working lives.
As a pioneer in Physical AI, German Bionic demonstrated early on what is possible when industrial data and AI development come together in Germany. The nomination is also a wonderful recognition of the entire team and its commitment to developing AI and robotics that deliver tangible benefits for people.
Beyond German Bionic, this approach could serve as a blueprint for companies across Germany and Europe, showing how industrial expertise combined with AI can translate into globally competitive innovation.
Norma Steller Featured as Lead Innovator by Breaking Lab
In a special video portrait by Breaking Lab, German Bionic's Head of Development, Norma Steller, takes center stage as the company's Lead Innovator.
She offers a behind-the-scenes look at the interdisciplinary team developing German Bionic's technology, exploring how AI, robotics, and Human Augmentation come together and what this means for the future of work.
Watch Norma Steller and Jacob Beautemps introduce German Bionic and our innovation in the video:
Vote for German Bionic!
The expert jury has selected the finalists. Now the public gets to decide!
We'd love your support in the Artificial Intelligence category. Every vote counts, and sharing the news helps spread the word.
🗳️ Vote for German Bionic now!
Learn more: Made in Germany Awards 2026
German Bionic has been selected as one of three finalists in the Artificial Intelligence category of the Made in Germany Awards 2026. The nomination recognizes an approach to AI and robotics focused on supporting people in physically demanding jobs and enhancing human capabilities.
The awards were initiated by science communicator Dr. Jacob Beautemps (Breaking Lab), in collaboration with the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space and SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation, led by Director Rafael Laguna de la Vera. Federal Minister Dorothee Bär serves as patron of the awards.
Human-Centric Robotics for the Future of Work
With its AI-powered exoskeleton EXIA, German Bionic brings intelligent robotics directly into the workplace. The technology provides adaptive physical assistance during lifting, carrying, and physically demanding movements, supporting people wherever human skills, experience, and involvement remain essential.
In healthcare, where nursing professionals face considerable physical demands every day. In logistics, where workers keep global supply chains moving. And in manufacturing and at airports, where handling heavy loads is part of everyday operations.
As societies age and skilled labor becomes increasingly scarce, Human Augmentation offers tremendous potential to reduce physical strain, protect workers' health, and help people stay active and productive throughout their working lives.
As a pioneer in Physical AI, German Bionic demonstrated early on what is possible when industrial data and AI development come together in Germany. The nomination is also a wonderful recognition of the entire team and its commitment to developing AI and robotics that deliver tangible benefits for people.
Beyond German Bionic, this approach could serve as a blueprint for companies across Germany and Europe, showing how industrial expertise combined with AI can translate into globally competitive innovation.
Norma Steller Featured as Lead Innovator by Breaking Lab
In a special video portrait by Breaking Lab, German Bionic's Head of Development, Norma Steller, takes center stage as the company's Lead Innovator.
She offers a behind-the-scenes look at the interdisciplinary team developing German Bionic's technology, exploring how AI, robotics, and Human Augmentation come together and what this means for the future of work.
Watch Norma Steller and Jacob Beautemps introduce German Bionic and our innovation in the video:
Vote for German Bionic!
The expert jury has selected the finalists. Now the public gets to decide!
We'd love your support in the Artificial Intelligence category. Every vote counts, and sharing the news helps spread the word.
🗳️ Vote for German Bionic now!
Learn more: Made in Germany Awards 2026
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