The collaboration will specifically work on the Apogee ULTRA exoskeleton, designed to increase human energy output and reduce workplace injuries across various sectors.

German Bionic is recognized for its innovative connected exoskeletons and has received multiple awards for enhancing worker safety and productivity.

This expansion comes at a time of increasing demand for automation and robotics in the U.S. workforce, which has been experiencing significant growth.

To spearhead this initiative, KULR has established a dedicated business unit called KULR AI & Robotics, which will focus on developing affordable robotic solutions.

Michael Mo, CEO of KULR, highlighted the importance of their energy management expertise in supporting the robotics ecosystem, particularly in battery performance and thermal management.

The partnership aims to enhance the capabilities of the Apogee ULTRA through collaborative technology efforts, focusing on performance improvements and AI integration.

KULR will hold exclusive marketing and distribution rights for German Bionic's products in North America, positioning itself as a key player in this emerging market.

Reflecting its strategic shift, KULR has updated its website to KULR.ai, reinforcing its commitment to integrating AI and robotics into its business model.

Armin G. Schmidt, CEO of German Bionic, emphasized the partnership's goal to deliver advanced exoskeletons that empower frontline workers and enhance workplace safety.

KULR's existing product portfolio includes advanced thermal management technologies critical for aerospace and Department of Defense applications, further supporting its expansion into robotics.

KULR plans to localize the manufacturing of future exoskeletons in the U.S., aligning with strategic initiatives to boost domestic manufacturing and reshore jobs.

KULR Technology Group, Inc. has entered a strategic partnership with German Bionic to launch AI-powered exoskeletons aimed at enhancing the U.S. workforce.