Fepamic presents its revolutionary therapeutic infant exoskeleton
The Fepamic Foundation has managed to acquire a therapeutic children’s exoskeleton that will substantially improve the therapy of children with neuromotor problems. See this news
A Rivas association donates 3,000 euros so that children with disabilities and few resources can use the world’s first paediatric exoskeleton.
The Hospi-Raton Association and Centro RIE have launched a collaborative action that will benefit four families with children with disabilities. See this news
The RIE Centre is a pioneer in incorporating the Atlas 2030 paediatric exoskeleton into its specialised care therapies
RIE Centre, the first children’s rehabilitation centre to incorporate the ATLAS 2030 exoskeleton into its specialised paediatric patient care therapies. See this news.
The III STEAM Conference of IES Elena García Armada consolidates its formation
The institute was attended by scientists Elena García Armada, Margarita del Val and Enrique de la Rosa. See this news
The Atades-led paediatric exoskeleton research receives a European award after improving patients’ lives
The European Academy on Childhood Disability has recognised the work of the organisation with the ‘Mac Keith Press best abstract’ award. See this news
‘Exoskeletons have to reach all children who need them’.
Elena García Armada leads the project that allows children with severe brain or neurological damage to walk and interact with their environment. See this news.