Description

Operation

The clinician interface provides therapist-controlled Sit, Stand, Walk, and Exercise modes. The modular system includes hip assistance, knee actuation, ankle support, and adjustable padding. Listed safeguards include an emergency stop, motor-locked safety modes, and mechanical travel limits. Ankle support is likely a passive (non-motorized) joint, as is very common for this type of medical exoskeleton. The manufacturer describes it as battery-powered operation with adaptive control for guided lower-limb movement.

Use:

Unik Exo is for supervised clinical rehabilitation, but not unsupervised home use.

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