Tendinitis, a common workplace health issue, refers to the inflammation of tendons, resulting in intense, chronic pain. It occurs when a tendon is overused, surpassing the body’s ability to recover. Typically, tendinitis is caused by repetitive movements that lead to microscopic injuries. These small tears accumulate over time, eventually causing tendon inflammation. Tendinitis is more likely to occur when a tendon is poorly conditioned or not properly warmed up. In addition, a sedentary lifestyle and aging are recognized factors that contribute to its development, according to scientific research. 

While physical activity, proper hydration, and ergonomic workstation adjustments are recommended to reduce the risk of tendinitis, they may not always be enough. Upper limb exoskeletons designed for the shoulders and arms offer an effective solution to prevent or mitigate tendinitis. Engineered to redistribute weight and load to the hips and legs, they enable: