EksoNR
The gait exoskeleton with the strongest scientific evidence and the most widely adopted in rehabilitation centres worldwide.
Which patients
Stroke · Spinal cord injury · Acquired brain injury · Multiple sclerosis
About the device
Robotic gait exoskeleton for retraining in neurological patients. Assistance adjusts leg by leg and step by step to what the patient can do, and every session is recorded with objective data.
New: GaitCoach. The new software analyses the gait pattern, flags deviations (posture, weight shift, step length and symmetry) and suggests what to focus the session on, with immediate visual feedback. Easy to learn, ready for everyday use.
What it includes
- GaitCoach: per-leg assistance and real-time gait analysis
- PreGait modules: balance, weight-shift and transfers before walking
- EksoView screen: parameters and objective data from every session
- Fast anthropometric adjustment between patients
- Two swappable battery sets and soft parts included
- A single therapist per session once certified
Why with Rebiotex
- A high dose of steps per session with a single therapist
- Two-level certified initial training included
- In daily use at our own clinical centre: support comes from people who use it
GaitCoach: robotic therapy, simplified
EksoNR's new software automatically analyses the gait pattern during the session, flags deviations and suggests what the therapist should focus on, with immediate visual feedback (green, yellow, red) and right-versus-left comparison.
- Analyses in real time: posture, lateral weight shift, step height and length, symmetry and swing time
- Detects deviations and suggests the session's focus
- Corrects with guidance: focused-walking mode and targeted exercises
- Easy to learn, simple to adopt, ready for everyday therapy
In our centres the exoskeleton runs on a full schedule: patients who cannot yet walk take hundreds of steps per session from week one.
Other devices for the same
Walker View · Smart Gravity 2D · 3D
Would it fit your centre?
A twenty-minute call is enough: which patients you treat, the space you have and what you want to solve. If it doesn't fit, we'll tell you before you do.