Develops, manufactures, and markets robotic and sensor-based devices for functional movement therapy, used for gait, arm and hand, and early-stage rehabilitation.
Early-rehabilitation device used for early-stage patient training. Operators complete a required 4-6 hour clinical training program to become certified Erigo Trainers.
Device for overground gait and balance training with dynamic body-weight support and fall protection, without infrastructure modification. Deployed in 282 facilities worldwide.
Robotic exoskeleton for gait rehabilitation with an individually adjustable dynamic body-weight support system and adjustable hip and knee joint angles. Installed in 263 facilities worldwide.
Gait rehabilitation variant of the Lokomat exoskeleton with an expanded therapy-plan library and additional therapeutic options for individualized gait training.
Powered exoskeleton for arm and hand therapy of patients with severe-to-moderate impairment, providing assist-as-needed support across a 3D workspace. Installed in 172 facilities worldwide.
Spring-based exoskeleton for self-initiated arm and hand therapy with six degrees of freedom and built-in movement sensors. Deployed in over 1,000 facilities worldwide.
Exoskeleton for upper-limb rehabilitation using patented TrueG technology that provides constant arm-weight support over the complete range of motion. Customizable from pediatric to adult patients.
Clinical integration, product training, 24/7 technical support, and a knowledge platform provided alongside Hocoma's rehabilitation devices.