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Field acceptance study of the Laevo V2.5 passive trunk exoskeleton: 31 logistics workers at a vehicle manufacturer wore the device for ~30-min trials during their real jobs and completed questionnaires on self-efficacy, perceived usefulness, usability and strain relief (Wearable Technologies, 2021). Questionnaire data (no biomechanical signals) shared via an OSF view-only link - no dataset DOI or license, so long-term availability depends on the authors.

Details

Subjects

n = 31 · 28M / 3F · 20-56

Setting

Field — real workplace

Protocol / load

Real logistics work at a vehicle manufacturer: component stocking, order picking, packaging, internal transport

Equipment

Questionnaires only (task-specific self-efficacy, perceived usefulness, usability, strain relief, intention to use) - no biomechanical sensors

License

OSF view-only share link (no explicit license; can be revoked by authors)

Keywords

exoskeleton, back, field-study, logistics, acceptance, questionnaire, laevo

Added to catalog

2026-09-01

Publications

• Siedl S.M., Mara M. (2021). Exoskeleton acceptance and its relationship to self-efficacy enhancement, perceived usefulness, and physical relief: A field study among logistics workers. Wearable Technol. 2:e10

Exoskeleton

Record type

Device evaluation

Device(s)

Laevo V2.5

Body region

Back

Actuation

Passive

Study design

~30-min field trials during real logistics work; acceptance, self-efficacy and perceived-relief questionnaires

Outcomes

Subjective ratings

This record is part of the exoskeleton collection.

Cite

Cite the dataset as its authors request (check the source page for an official citation); this BibTeX is a convenience starting point.

@misc{siedl-laevo-acceptance-field,
  author = {Siedl, S.M. and Mara, M.},
  title  = {{Laevo V2.5 Acceptance Among Logistics Workers: Field Questionnaire Data}},
  year   = {2021},
  url    = {https://osf.io/vc56n/?view_only=909ca9f08c0f43b09de7c2d08608d254},
}