to fight against MSDs and absences in the care sector
To reduce work accidents, absenteeism and hardship, Japet helps you maintain the health of your medical and paramedical teams who are confronted daily with physical constraints and repetitive actions.
The major impact of MSDs on doctors and paramedics
95%
In nursing homes, almost all recognized occupational diseases are due to musculoskeletal disorders. (Ameli.fr)
10,000 FTES
The equivalent of 10,000 full-time equivalents is lost each year due to work stoppages, i.e. 2.3 million days (Health insurance - 2016-17)
160 M€
MSDs weigh nearly 160 million euros each year on healthcare companies, more than half of which is linked to low back pain. (Health Insurance 2016-17)
Exoskeletons adapted to care procedures and to the management of patients
Surgery, nursing, dentistry or veterinary care: each profession involves unique constraints. Japet Medical provides a specific response to each area of the body to protect each practitioner.
Protecting the back
Lifting, maintaining a leaning position, performing specific actions: frequent situations that place a great deal of strain on the back of medical personnel.
Protecting the shoulders
Support, operate, manipulate tools or perform precise gestures with your arms in the air: the shoulders of medical professionals are constantly put to the test.
Relieve heavy legs
Walking, standing all day, stomping: the legs of doctors and paramedics get heavy and end up tiring the legs and back.
Japet exoskeletons support
health professionals
Surgical aid
In the block, exoskeletons help maintain a stable posture for long hours.
Pharmacy Technician
It is possible with exoskeletons to alleviate the muscular load due to the handling and storage of packages.
Nurse
Japet exoskeletons relieve nurses and caregivers when caring for patients.
An integration protocol that takes care of caregivers
“At Japet, we are convinced that no technology will replace the human commitment of health professionals. Also, our integration protocol makes it possible to reconcile the take care of yourself At taking care of others. This is the key to the success of an exoskeleton project in the health sector.”
ISO 13485 certified company
Japet places the health of users at the heart of all its actions: each solution is designed to provide a medical benefit
Co-designed with the pros
All our products are subject to field tests and iterations with professionals before being marketed.
Human-centered exoskeletons
All our products carefully designed, or selected, for their ability to support the natural movements of the human body
Much more than exoskeletons
Japet has designed a complete range of products and services to allow you to create a custom exoskeleton project.
Du soutien physique pendant les soins, pourquoi pas le faire avec un exosquelette.
Dr Clément THELLIEZ DENTEGO, Chirurgien-dentiste, raconte son expérience de l'apparition de douleurs au travail, jusqu'à aujourd'hui où elle exerce son métier avec un exosquelette. (Source de la vidéo : UX_forum, Cercle Entreprise et Santé)
Nos clients en parlent le mieux
Japet Medical is an ISO 13485 certified company
Choose medical device specialists for your exoskeleton project
In addition to being an actor in health itself, the Japet team is made up of experts from biomedical, ergonomic and occupational health fields who fully understand the specific constraints of the medical sector. They precisely assess the potential benefits of exoskeletons to effectively prevent MSDs in your medical and paramedical teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Leave us your contact details, our experts call you back to study the positions at risk or with severe constraints that you have identified. They will guide you to a relevant solution.
The purchase of exoskeletons is generally borne by the employer.
However, occasional assistance may exist for certain employees with disabilities, according to regions and periods. Get in touch with your local public
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