MAK

Description

The MAK Marsi Active Knee is a state-of-the-art robotic knee orthosis developed by Marsi Bionics to assist in post-operative and neurological rehabilitation. It is one of the first exoskeleton-type devices specifically targeting the knee joint that incorporates real-time gait analysis and adaptive response to user intent.

The MAK device is fitted with sensorized insoles and ergonomic adjustability and is meant for quick setup and personalized therapy sessions. Its ability to dynamically respond to the user’s walking speed and direction changes enables it to support a highly functional and motivating recovery process. Designed to reduce pain, improve therapy adherence, and deliver measurable clinical outcomes, the MAK is suitable for use in orthopedic and neurorehabilitation settings. Clinical studies support the system’s efficacy in accelerating recovery and improving patient satisfaction.

Clinical Capabilities:

• Tracks joint range, strength, and load distribution
• Supports early ambulation and improves brain plasticity
• Reduces therapy-related pain and improves outcomes
• Long-lasting battery: Provides up to 7 hours of continuous use and a full charge in 2 hours

Marsi-Bionics, Rivas Vaciamadrid, Madrid, Spain website

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