Moon
Designed to carry the weight of operators' heads, Moon naturally accompanies all neck movements when they look up in the air.
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Smart and compact, the Moon headrest has become an essential tool for jobs working at height
Moon is a passive exoskeleton designed to support the head during prolonged cervical extension tasks, such as working with arms raised or inspecting at heights. It discreetly accompanies the natural movement of the neck while providing stable and comfortable support.
Light, discreet and without electrical assistance, Moon is easily integrated into business gestures. It is particularly suitable for environments where the neck muscles are highly stressed: aeronautical maintenance, finishing work, cabling, technical inspection, etc.
Designed and assembled in France, Moon meets the requirements of the field: simplicity of installation, immediate comfort, and compatibility with PPE. Thanks to its adjustable straps, it can be adjusted to all body types and can be forgotten once worn.
For occupational health professionals, Moon is a concrete solution to prevent cervical musculoskeletal disorders. It improves comfort at work, limits muscular fatigue, and actively contributes to the quality of life at work.
What makes Moon the best cervical exoskeleton
Seemless
Moon offers a discreet support that is activated only when the head is tilted backwards. Its system allows you to tilt your head in all configurations without discomfort and without jerking, to best respect the natural mobility of the neck.
Moon carries the weight of his head when working at heights
Moon supports the weight of the head when the head is facing back. The assistance of the Moon neck-in-extension exoskeleton is discreet and progressive. It accompanies all head movements without blocking, and only comes into action when the user tilts their head back for a long time. As soon as the head returns to the axis, the support is automatically deactivated, without creating tension on the neck.
Thus, it:
- Relieves head in the air
- Reduces cervical muscle stress
- Respects the natural movement of tilting the head backwards
- Maintains total freedom of movement
What jobs should you equip with Moon, the neck exoskeleton?
Japet Medical supports companies from all walks of life in the prevention of cervical MSDs by deploying the Moon exoskeleton on workstations requiring prolonged heads-up work.
BTP
Moon is essential for building trades who work at height: painters, plasterers, electricians, etc.
Adapt Moon to your needs thanks to the support services and options available
Create a solution that is perfectly adapted to your work environment by completing your Moon exoskeleton with specific accessories and personalized support.
SoftSkin Dorsolumbar
Strengthens proprioception and secures back posture to avoid slouching:
- Constraining back postures
- Extended sitting positions
- Modular lumbar or dorsolumbar assistance
Plum' exoskeleton
Moon is compatible with the Plum' arms-in-air exoskeleton.
XL Moon straps
Modification of the 2 Moon adjustment straps, replaced by their long version.
Moon complete textile kit
Alternate the textile parts (the neck support, and the back pad and strap set) of Moon between 2 washes, for more hygiene.
Japet Medical est une entreprise certifiée ISO 13485
Les témoignages de nos clients
Ils font déjà confiance à Japet Medical pour prendre soin de la santé de leurs salariés les plus exposés à la pénibilité au travail.
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Spécificités techniques
How was Moon invented
The story of Moon's development, in an ergonomics firm in the Pyrenees.
French design and manufacturing
Moon is a made-in-France exoskeleton, designed and assembled from A to Z by an ergonomics expert based in the Pyrenees.
Developed with professionals in the field
Designed with and for its users, Moon is tested in real conditions by professionals whose necks are exposed to restrictive postures. Their feedback guides design choices, until a device is obtained that is perfectly adapted to working with one's head in the air.
Ergonomics as a starting point
Moon was designed from the beginning in a rigorous ergonomic approach. Its mechanism naturally accompanies all head and neck elevation movements. A solution designed for those who look up all day long.
An exoskeleton in compliance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
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An exoskeleton in compliance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
Rigorously designed by a French ergonomics firm
Japet has integrated Moon into its range for its essential qualities: minimal space, assistance that respects the natural mobility of the neck, and a 100% French design.
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