ExoAtlet II

ExoAtlet II is the brainchild of ExoAtlet, a rapidly growing provider of wearable exoskeletons for children and adults, in addition to assistive robotic tools for industry workers and the elderly. The company is actively collaborating with European research centers and has a significant footprint in Asia and Europe.

The ExoAtlet series of powered gait training rehabilitation devices appeared on the scene a few years later than competitive devices but appeared to have wasted no time in catching up.

Description

The ExoAtlet II is the newest lower gait powered rehabilitation exoskeleton. Just like previous models, it is designed for individuals with spinal cord injury and similar conditions that result in mobility impairment.  User requirements include:

  • 160-190cm (5’3” – 6’3”) tall
  • Maximum weight of 100kg (220lbs), which is a noticeable improvement over the original ExoAtlet
  • If crutches are used to balance, adequate upper extremity strength is required. ExoAtlet II can be used with a rollator or a body weight support system, even with people who have paralysis of all limbs. (Note that the ExoAtlet II is not designed with a self-balancing function, similar to most gait-assist exoskeletons, the user and/or operator have to work to transfer the weight from one leg to the other.)

The controls of the ExoAtlet exoskeleton retain the “smart crutch system” and include a tablet for use by medical staff or operators—this applies to both the original ExoAtlet I and the more advanced ExoAtlet II. The ExoAtlet II builds on its predecessor by adding cloud connectivity through the ExoCloud platform, enabling doctors to access user data and session reports for enhanced analysis and rehabilitation planning. Recent updates to the ExoAtlet II also introduce variable assistance mode, which allows clinicians to fine-tune the drive power independently for each leg, making it particularly beneficial for patients with partial locomotor function. Additionally, the system now supports functional electrical stimulation (FES), delivering synchronized electrical impulses to activate specific muscles during gait, further enhancing the effectiveness of therapy.

Certifications:

The ExoAtlet is CE Mark, ISO:13485, and FDA certified.

Features:

  • Natural gait pattern, accurately adjusted to every patient
  • Ergonomic handles with a control button on the back
  • Emergency shutdown & Spasticity Protection Unit
  • Back support for patients with cervical injuries
  • Easy-to-clean ergonomic materials
  • One battery charge for a day of training
  • Can be used with a body weight support system
  • External soles allow users to walk in their own shoes

The ExoAtlet II has 13 anthropometric settings, including thigh adduction/abduction and foot inversion/eversion, allowing use with a broad spectrum of conditions.


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ExoAtlet Global SA, 9 avenue des Hauts Fourneaux L-4262 Esch sur Alzette, Luxembourg, website

Note that: COSMO Robotics is the renamed Korean joint‑venture arm that manufactures and sells the ExoAtlet line in Asia (and registers the devices with regulators). ExoAtlet SA (Luxembourg) remains the parent developer, targeting Europe/MENA and research collaborations.

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