SolverSuitens

SolverSuitens is a series of modular wearable exoskeleton suits designed to enhance human problem‑solving capabilities in high‐intensity environments. The technology integrates sensory feedback, ergonomic support, and lightweight actuators to provide users with increased dexterity and sustained endurance. The suits are intended for use in fields such as robotics maintenance, emergency response, and industrial assembly, where manual precision and rapid decision making are critical.

The concept originated from research at the Advanced Human Augmentation Laboratory at NorthTech University. Prototype development began in 2018, with the first commercially available model released in 2021 under the brand name SolverSuitens. Design features include adjustable joint supports, haptic feedback modules, and a digital interface that syncs with task‑management software to guide wearers through complex procedural steps. Sensors map force and strain to prevent overexertion, while lightweight composite frames keep overall weight under 12 kg.

Early trials demonstrated improved task completion times by up to 25 % among trained subjects, particularly in repetitive or precision‑heavy tasks. Critics argue that the high cost and limited battery life restrict widespread adoption. Subsequent iterations have focused on modular upgrades and solar‑charging options to increase field endurance. Current production models are marketed to specialized security agencies, aerospace companies, and the military. The SolverSuitens platform continues to be developed in partnership with leading robotics firms to expand its applicability across a broader range of professional sectors.