Standing position rehabilitation exoskeletons

HANK is a lower limb exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation of adults between 1.50 and 1.95 m in height, with a maximum body weight of 100 kg, such as stroke patients following neurological insults. ...

... reads this BES through sensors placed on the surface of the skin.Combined with other types of information like the center of balance or angles of the joints, HAL recognizes the kind motion the wearer is trying to do and ...

3 technology disruptions to emulate natural walkFirst usage of dynamic robotics algorithms in an exoskeleton. Successful technological bet to mimic human walkFirst exo capable of replicating the motions of the human body. ...

... community. It is the most customizable exoskeleton and is configured specifically for you. This precise fit optimizes safety, function and joint alignment. The battery-powered system features a light, wearable exoskeleton ...

The Phoenix exoskeleton is the world's lightest and most advanced exoskeleton designed to help people with mobility disorders to be upright and mobile. In the clinic, at home, and in ...

... those who never believed it possible to walk again. Ekso Hope is designed to facilitate the acquisition of Ekso for a rehabilitation hospital or facility through offering fund raising support and shared resources. To ...

Features Indego’s® unique features make it a valuable tool for use with mobility impaired patients in the clinic or at home. Lightweight At just 26 pounds, Indego’s elegant design has no exposed cables or upper-body apparatus and does ...

EXOATLET - Russian exoskeleton for rehabilitation The mission of ExoAtlet project is to design and develop the first Russian exoskeleton for medical rehabilitation ...