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Nov 9, 2021 | CAS Ergo
Cas Ergo demonstrations
As art of the Cas Ergo demonstrations booked in, today it was the turn of a weapons company in the UK.
The customer had seen the ‘Ironhand’ on the BBC news earlier in the year and had enquired through our manufacturer, Bioservo about this fantastic product.
The opportunity arose in that Craig and Ethan were able to demo over a teams call this morning. There were 8 people on the call, all interested in what we had to say about the Ironhand.
CAS Ergo – the questions asked were :
How many times can the Ironhand go through the washing machine?
Does it have any effect on reducing vibration?
Can they have access to the Bioservo academy? (watching video’s on how to set up and use)
Great questions. All to be answered in due course…
Tomorrow we are at a large diesel engine manufacturer in Peterborough demonstrating all of our CAS Ergo products along with Martin Wilcockson who will be discussing tooling solutions.
Oct 26, 2021 | CAS Ergo, News
How can CAS help reduce stress and fatigue?
How can CAS help reduce stress and significantly provide improvements with muscle fatigue, back and neck pain? What can reduce the chance of injury?
As one of the CAS Ergo variety of products on offer, the airframe is successfully reducing stress and fatigue for skilled workers.
They are work in progress at major manufacturers around the world including BMW, John Deere and Toyota.
Because of the world pandemic health and safety policies have been reviewed as have HR manuals. It bought to the forefront of many businesses, how employees need to be cared for on the health and safety front. At CAS we ensure this happens by the distribution of CAS Ergo devices. Because of our demonstrations we can now show how they work and prove the workability and benefits.
Health and safety at work is really important to us as tool distributors and as part of our package with tooling we can advise and provide the best products for many industries. These include aerospace, manufacturing, construction, automotive, tree surgery, and the medical industry plus many more.
Industry leader to help muscle stress and fatigue
✔It’s revolutionised the way we think about PPE.
So, it’s great to see how the #airframe works in all kinds of industries. Watch the videos here to see how it affects the workforce. However, one device may not work where as another does. That’s why we demo on a regular basis in front of the right people. A great stress and fatigue solution.
For further information contact Neil on 07717 202225.
Demonstrations are available to book in advance.
Oct 1, 2021 | CAS Ergo, News
The Ironhand Glove
The Ironhand glove is designed to mimic the human body. The technology follows the user’s actions in an intuitive way and augments the gripping force only if the operator initiates a grasp.
Ironhand’s main ergonomic property is the ability to add force to the flexion of the fingers. So, this helps to relieve muscles that are responsible for flexing and gripping. By reducing the amount of force and strain put on these tendons, the use of Ironhand decreases the risk of cumulative injury.
CAS are very proud of the ‘ERGO’ products are able to provide as a UK distributor. This is one of the most advanced exoskeletal systems around.
Demonstration of the Ironhand. Demo by the CAS team
Why Ironhand? How will this help employees?
The Ironhand glove is equipped with artificial tendons and pressure sensitive sensors located on the palm. They are also in the fingers’ middle phalanges and tips. So, the sensors detect when the user grabs an object which triggers the servo motors installed in the power pack. Then, a microcomputer then calculates the amount of power to be added and small motors pull the artificial tendons. As a result, the finger joints flex and a grip are performed with less force needed by the operator. But, the harder the user grips, the more force is applied by Ironhand. The Smart Assist function uses machine learning. It also adapts the behavior of the glove based on how the operator is using it, making it intuitive.
The best thing we can advise you to do is try this out in your workplace. You really need to see it to believe it. We can demonstrate the benefits with you.
Do you want to save time and money and hand/arm/RSI injuries?
Is it worth the investment. Take a look here to see it in action.
Sep 30, 2021 | CAS Ergo, Uncategorized
What back support do I need to do my job?
What back support do I need to do my job?
Hunic suit – How would this benefit you?
The main purpose of the supportive suit is that it protects the spine, keeps it straight and prevents workplace injuries. With one of these suits, this works because it avoids the overloading of muscles and joints. In collaboration with physiotherapists, sports scientists, and designers it aids workers with lifting and carrying loads by up to 21%. It also promotes ergonomic movement. The back support ensures a straight back and an upright position.
The Hunic Suit, a soft exo, is a fantastic support for many businesses. In particular, laboratories, warehouses, and packaging sites, to name but a few.
Experience the SoftExo in your company! CAS Assembly Tooling and Services offer you flexible options to get to know the SoftExo:
Presentation on site
- Demonstration of the SoftExo on site
- Inspection of the workplaces
- Instruction by our experts
- Experiments with our SoftExo by your employees in the workplace
Experience online – test on site.
- Online demonstration of the SoftExo
- Online instruction by our experts
- Requirements dialogue on workplaces
- Experiments with the Hunic SoftExo by your employees in the workplace
Some companies are still not allowing us to demonstrate on site. But, you can receive online advice and instruction from our experts instead. After either process you can rent our hunic exoskeleton and test it extensively within your team.
The SoftExo hunic suit can be seen here, demonstrated recently at a Health and Safety event at the NEC in Birmingham.
Gregor Fleish, designer of the Ironhand works with CAS at an exhibition.
So, for more details take a look at our website here. For detailed information refer to ‘Hunic SoftExo’
Would it be beneficial to have a demonstration in your company? Need your employees to try this out? Does it really benefit them? Would your Human Resources department like to see how the suit works?
Call Neil on tel:07717202225 or Craig on tel:07801922357
