A13-M Lower Limb Exoskeleton Rehabilitation Robot

Exoskeleton-type lower limb rehabilitation robot that enables ground walking for individuals with severe disabilities.

An exoskeleton device for the lower extremities designed to assist rehabilitation of leg function and mobility. It provides mechanical support and training for patients with lower limb impairments.

A fabric-integrated robotic exoskeleton designed to provide supplementary force to lower extremities for patients with gait impairment or muscle weakness. The device assists with walking, standing, and stair negotiation while maintaining postural alignment.

A lower limb exoskeleton robot based on neural remodeling principles that combines sitting, standing, and walking functions. The mechanical legs drive patients through repetitive physiological gait training to enhance muscle strength and restore joint motion, with optional hand controller functionality for patient-initiated movement and proprioception restoration during walking.

Upper limb rehabilitation exercise robot that assists stroke patients in restoring upper limb function and mobility.

A robotic rehabilitation device designed for lower extremity therapy in both sitting and lying positions. It provides automated therapeutic motion for patient recovery and physiotherapy applications.

An advanced rehabilitation device designed for upper limb motor recovery and rehabilitation therapy. The system has been presented at multiple medical conferences including the Chinese Medical Association conference and provincial rehabilitation medicine conferences.

Robotic device for upper extremity rehabilitation and motor recovery. Provides assisted and resistive exercises for patients with arm and hand dysfunction.

A robotic rehabilitation system for lower limb therapy that operates in both sitting and lying positions with multi-joint articulation capabilities. It provides comprehensive rehabilitation training for lower extremity function recovery.

A robotic system designed to assist in patient rehabilitation and physical therapy. The device provides motorized support and guided movement assistance to help patients recover mobility and strength.

A ground-walking type wearable rehabilitation robot approved as a Class 3 robot-assisted orthotic exercise device by Korea's Food and Drug Administration. It is registered with the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service for selective insurance coverage for stroke patients undergoing robotic gait therapy. The robot features ankle movement capability for natural gait patterns, supports both active and passive motion modes for various patient indications (applicable up to FAC Level 2 and SCI ASIA Level A), and enables customized gait training with adjustable stride, height, and speed. It includes a double safety system with therapist control handles and emergency stop buttons, four powerful motors supporting patients up to 100kg, and a high-capacity battery providing over 8 hours of continuous use with CE certification.

An electric motorized gait rehabilitation device that rotates a crank shaft to move the foot fixation unit, inducing gait rehabilitation and promoting muscle reconstruction and joint function recovery. It offers multiple training modes including passive automatic walking, active-assisted walking, and two types of active manual walking modes (free and step-length controlled). The device features virtual reality content integration and provides up to 2.0 km/h walking speed with adjustable stride.