On February 16, 2026 (Global), Comau expanded its wearable robotics portfolio with the launch of the MATE-XT GO exoskeleton. Designed for physically demanding environments, it reduces arm and shoulder strain during repetitive or overhead tasks, offering a lightweight, easy-to-integrate solution to improve ergonomics and productivity across multiple industries.

“The new MATE‑XT GO robotic exoskeleton is engineered to reduce muscle and perceived effort by up to 50% during demanding work activities, improving comfort, endurance and posture throughout the workday,” said a Comau spokesperson, underscoring the company’s commitment to worker well‑being and operational efficiency.

Weighing under 3 kg and quick to put on or remove, the MATE-XT GO from Comau is certified as Category II Personal Protective Equipment, making it suitable for regulated professional environments. Its design lets workers add ergonomic support to daily tasks without disrupting workflows, helping reduce fatigue while preserving natural movement and long-term comfort.

Key Benefits of the MATE‑XT GO Exoskeleton

• Enhanced ergonomic assistance – reduces muscle strain and perceived effort by up to 50%

• Lightweight and comfortable – weighs under 3kg and supports natural body movement

• Quick to use – can be donned in ~30seconds and removed in ~10seconds

• Category II PPE certified – suitable for regulated industrial and professional environments

• Wide applicability – ideal for sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, construction, agriculture and skilled trades

Comau says the MATE-XT GO is designed not only for large enterprises, but also for small and medium-sized businesses and artisans, improving worker comfort, safety, productivity, and operational sustainability. Industry observers note that wearable robotics like MATE-XT GO highlight a growing shift toward people-centric automation that bridges manual labour and industrial automation.