The day Tiago was finally able to shoot with his Iron Man legs
A six-year-old Galician boy with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) tested the first paediatric exoskeleton in the Galician Parliament. See the news
The first children’s exoskeleton is now commercially available to change the lives of millions of children.
Until now, it could only be used within a clinical trial. But once approved, 17 million children around the world will be able to benefit from it. Read the news.
The world’s first paediatric exoskeleton arrives in Guadalajara to rehabilitate children with cerebral palsy.
It is a Spanish design that will help children with cerebral palsy to walk. Some 300 children between the ages of three and 12 will be able to benefit from this robot. See the news
Medical and lower limb rehabilitation exoskeletons: a review of current designs
Medical and lower limb rehabilitation exoskeletons: a review of current designs