Description

The XoMotion by Human in Motion Robotics is intended for ambulatory training for spinal cord injury (SCI) patients. It is a fully powered hip-knee-ankle exoskeleton with additional hip and ankle actuators that allow the system to remain stable, turn, and shift weight.

The Atalante is a tool for physical therapy. It is meant to be highly adjustable and applicable for various stages of physical rehabilitation, re-mobilization, and exercises, as well as to combat secondary complications from paralysis and constant sitting.

The design intent:

• Hands-free, no need for crutches or a walker
• For users 5’0″ to 6’4″ in height, up to 220 lb
• Programming to navigate obstacles and provide a more natural gait
• Market approval for sale in Canada

Videos:

Well done coverage by CBC British Columbia:

Human in Motion Robotics, Unit 520, 369 Terminal Ave., Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6A 4C4, Canada, website

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