ITURRI
Spanish industrial group (est. 1947, Seville) offering passive and active exoskeletons under exoITURRI brand to reduce musculoskeletal disorders for workers.
ITURRI is a Spanish industrial group founded in 1947 and headquartered in Seville, Spain. Led by CEO Juan Francisco Iturri Franco, the grandson of founder Juan Iturri Landajo, the company employs approximately 1,050 people and operates across Europe, Africa, and South America. While ITURRI's broader business covers technical protective clothing, military footwear, and firefighting vehicles, the company's exoITURRI division focuses specifically on industrial exoskeleton solutions.
The exoITURRI product line targets musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), which are among the most prevalent occupational illnesses globally, affecting millions of workers and generating significant costs for employers. exoITURRI positions its exoskeletons as ergonomic solutions that complement traditional preventive measures when those measures are insufficient to address MSD risks in industrial workplaces.
The exoITURRI portfolio includes both passive and active exoskeleton products distributed or manufactured through partnerships:
- Laevo: a passive torso exoskeleton designed for workers performing repetitive forward-leaning tasks applicable across multiple sectors.
- SkelEx (SKELEX): a passive upper-limb exoskeleton that reduces load on shoulder and back muscles during overhead or elevated arm tasks.
- Noonee Chairless Chair: a wearable passive device enabling workers to adopt a seated posture while standing at workstations.
- Bioservo Ironhand: an active glove exoskeleton (distributed through a Bioservo partnership covering Spain, Germany, Portugal, and Poland) that augments grip strength for workers handling repetitive grasping tasks.
These solutions target industrial manufacturing environments where workers face sustained physical loading, and construction or logistics contexts with elevated MSD risk. The exoITURRI website (exo.iturri.com) serves as the dedicated digital channel for the exoskeleton division. ITURRI's combination of deep industrial distribution experience since 1947 and partnerships with specialist exoskeleton manufacturers positions it as a system integrator and distributor in the European wearable robotics market.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Torso Support Exoskeleton
Passive exoskeleton reducing back load for workers in sustained forward-leaning postures across industrial sectors.
Upper-Limb Exoskeleton
Passive shoulder exoskeleton reducing muscle load during tasks performed at or above shoulder height.
Contact ITURRI
WEBSITE
https://exo.iturri.com/en/HEADQUARTERS
Spain
Company Facts
Founded
1947
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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