EksoNR Neurorehabilitation
Robotic exoskeleton helping stroke and spinal cord patients walk again
2005
San Rafael, USA
Clinical System
eksobionics.com
Overview
EksoNR is an FDA-cleared robotic exoskeleton for neurorehabilitation. It helps patients with stroke, spinal cord injury, and brain injury regain the ability to walk through adaptive, sensor-driven gait training in clinical settings.
Why It's Notable
Clinically proven to improve walking outcomes. Used in 300+ rehabilitation centers globally.
How It Works
The exoskeleton straps onto the patient's lower body. Sensors detect the patient's intended movements and provide motorized assistance proportional to their ability. As the patient improves, the robot reduces assistance, promoting neuroplasticity.
Key Features
Team & Background
Originally developed at UC Berkeley. Now a Parker Hannifin company.
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