How do exoskeleton rentals work in Canada?

Renting exoskeletons is an increasingly popular option in Canada for companies looking to reduce musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) without having to immediately invest in the purchase of equipment. This approach allows for testing the technology directly in the field, among workers who will actually perform the targeted tasks.

The main interest in renting lies in the ability to concretely validate the value of the exoskeleton before making a purchase decision. Organizations can thus observe whether the support offered improves comfort, reduces fatigue or pain, and whether teams easily adopt the solution in their daily work.

A rental project typically begins with an ergonomic analysis to identify at-risk movements and positions requiring support. Then, one or more models are selected based on needs: lumbar support, arm/shoulder assistance, or aid in carrying loads. The equipment is delivered, and on-site support is provided to train workers on safe and effective use.

The trial phase, typically lasting two to eight weeks, allows for collecting user impressions and observing changes in health and safety indicators. At the end of the period, a review is conducted to determine whether the company wishes to continue renting, adjust the solution, or proceed with the purchase.

Renting is particularly beneficial for sectors where manual handling and awkward postures are common: logistics, construction, manufacturing, mining, and aerospace. It offers quick access to innovative solutions without significant capital immobilization and with professional support throughout the process.

Exoskeletons Canada: a turnkey service

We offer flexible short-term rental programs, including user training and ergonomic follow-up to ensure successful integration into the workplace. If your organization wishes to validate the benefits of exoskeletons in a real work context, our team can support you from the very first steps.

To schedule a trial or get more information:
info@exosquelettescanada.com