Being an oyster farmer involves significant physical effort and precise actions to raise quality oysters.
Repeating the same movements: washing, sorting, and grading tires the arms and shoulders.
Handling heavy loads, such as bags or park equipment, puts a strain on the back.
Add to this long hours of standing and often awkward postures, and the risk of fatigue and body wear increases quickly.
The key? Regular breaks and wearing an exoskeleton to reduce fatigue and preserve health.
The activity of oyster farmers is often a source of fatigue and pain in the back, shoulders, and arms.
94%
MSDs are the leading cause of recognized occupational diseases in agriculture (msa.fr)
77M
The annual cost of MSDs for companies in the agri-food sector amounts to more than 77 million euros (ameli.fr).
The non-motorized exoskeletons Hapo are designed to adapt to the challenges and daily activities of each oyster farmer.
Reduces fatigue
and the physical pain at the end of the day

Work freely
without discomfort, even in difficult environments

Relieve the efforts
when carrying a load

Robust and resistant to seawater

In less than 5 minutes, assess your situation and discover our recommendations
and the Hapo exoskeleton that suits your needs.
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Poor postures + Poor movements = high risk of body wear at work. In one click, for free and in complete confidentiality, detect and analyze your postural risks with Hapo LEA.
In less than 5 minutes, assess your situation and discover our recommendations and the Hapo exoskeleton that suits your needs.

Poor postures + Poor movements = high risk of body wear at work. In one click, for free and in complete confidentiality, detect and analyze your postural risks with Hapo LEA.
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