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Advanced wearable robotic device assisting children and individuals with movement restrictions in walking. Designed for conditions such as cerebral palsy, spinal muscular atrophy, and neuromuscular disorders to improve daily living skills.

150-190cm Max load:135KG For SCI, Stroke, CP patient Mode: Active/Passive/Mirror/Trigger/Stretch

A pediatric exoskeleton designed to assist gait in children with neurodevelopmental disorders. It features active joints with variable stiffness that mimic natural muscle function, allowing personalized gait therapy adapted to each patient's needs. The device enables children to walk in everyday environments such as parks, streets, and schools, providing greater independence, mobility, and confidence while promoting social participation and integration. It accommodates an approximate age range from 2 to 17 years.

A wearable exoskeleton suit designed to provide gait training and mobility support for patients with lower limb impairments. The device enables powered assistance during walking and rehabilitation exercises.

A THKAFO-type pediatric gait exoskeleton comprising 8 active joints that support the child from trunk to feet without requiring torso control. Dimensions are easily adjustable to accommodate child growth and installation takes approximately 5 minutes. It includes an auxiliary frame that couples to the exoskeleton for patient safety and enables the child to experience independent walking while allowing therapists to interact face-to-face. The exoskeleton interprets patient movement intention non-invasively and responds in each step, and can also operate passively to generate patient-specific gait patterns. Extra batteries are included.

A robotic exoskeleton system featuring sensor-equipped end effectors for upper limb rehabilitation. Designed with adjustable components including seat height, backrest, and arm attachments to accommodate different patient sizes during therapeutic treatment.

An exoskeleton for research and early mobility rehabilitation for patients with locomotor disorders including stroke, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, and post-arthroplasty conditions. The device features ergonomic handles for physical therapists, can be controlled via remote control or tablet, and includes auditory cues for each step. It is capable of walking up and down stairs, tolerates uneven surfaces, weighs up to 25 kg, requires no external cables, and supports patients weighing up to 110 kg and with heights between 160-190 cm. The exoskeleton is ISO 13485 certified and has been used in multiple clinical research projects worldwide since 2017.

Medical exoskeleton for adult rehabilitation ExoAtlet-II is a second-generation exoskeleton that has acquired KFDA certification, European CE certification and US FDA clearance as a medical device ExoAtlet-II features a faster and more convenient way to don and doff the exoskeleton, and a more sophisticated product design. The wearable rehab exoskeleton, with an ergonomic design and natural walking pattern, is designed to make patients feel less of the weight of the Exoskeleton. ExoAtlet-II will make a significant impact in the lives of each user.

A personal-use version of the children's rehabilitation exoskeleton designed for home-based pediatric rehabilitation training with gamified interactive features.

Exoskeleton-controlled gait training robot that assists patients with walking rehabilitation and lower limb recovery.

The first pediatric personal-use exoskeleton specifically designed to assist gait in children with neurodevelopmental disorders. It allows children to walk in everyday environments such as parks, streets, and schools, providing greater independence, mobility, and confidence while promoting social participation and integration. The device evolves with the child's growth and accommodates an approximate age range from 2 to 17 years.

A wearable medical exoskeleton designed for patients with spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, stroke effects, and those recovering from arthroplasty. It supports patients weighing up to 100 kg, with a height range of 160-190 cm, and provides up to 4 hours of continuous walking per charge. The device enables gait restoration and improves patients' social and emotional condition.