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The Conceptual 'WIBS' Wearable Back Support is Adjustable

The conceptual 'WIBS' wearable back support has been designed by BEBOP. Design as a slim yet highly functional exoskeleton-like solution for helping to keep professionals protected from potential back injuries.

The wearable works by being positioned onto the shoulders and thighs where it would go to work providing posterior support to the body when lifting heavy items. The materials used for the unit are durable and lightweight, yet still soft enough to be comfortable when worn directly against the body.

The conceptual 'WIBS' wearable back support functions with a series of tensioned flexible rubber composite components alongside mechanical gears. The wearable maintains an adjustable construction that can be performed via an analog controller at the chest point.
Trend Themes
1. Adjustable Back Support - The conceptual 'WIBS' wearable back support features an adjustable construction for personalized comfort and performance.
2. Exoskeleton-like Wearables - The 'WIBS' wearable back support adopts an exoskeleton-like design to provide posterior support, offering new opportunities for the wearable technology industry.
3. Tensioned Flexible Components - The 'WIBS' wearable back support incorporates tensioned flexible rubber composite components, indicating a trend towards the use of advanced materials in wearable technology.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The adjustable back support innovation can find applications in the healthcare industry, offering potential benefits for patients with back-related conditions.
2. Manufacturing - Exoskeleton-like wearables like the 'WIBS' back support have the potential to enhance worker safety and productivity in the manufacturing industry.
3. Sportswear - The integration of tensioned flexible components in the 'WIBS' wearable back support opens up new possibilities for innovative sportswear designs and performance enhancements.

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