Exoskeleton research
We offer the most advanced Exoskeleton for Research
Scientific research
Lead world research on rehabilitation and biomechanics with our exoskeleton for researcher
World renowned researchers such as Prof. John McPhee’s Motion Research Group (Canada), Prof. Poramate Manoonpong’s Research Group (Thailand) or Prof. Sethu Vijayakumar SLMC Group – The University of Edinbourgh (United Kingdom) are already leading high quality investigations in the biomechanics and robotics fields. Find here all the details more about this wearable robotic device, the only exoskeleton designed specifically for research purposes.
This research-specific design, with laboratory conditions in mind, is shown in a) its adaptability to a wide variety of sizes to accommodate different individuals during experiments and b) its easy integration and synchronization with third party systems through Matlab or ROS..
Exoskeleton Specs
An Exoskeleton Designed for Researchers
- Adjustable hips attachment in the sagittal and frontal plane.
- Two straps per segment to ensure optimal fastening.
- Built-in eye bolts for harness fastening.
- Included handlebars to assist the gait.
- Interchangeable battery for continuous use.
- Emergency stop.
- Communication compatibility with several platforms (Matlab, LabView,…)
- Mobile App for gait management
Motion Capture System
Tech-MCS
Tech-MCS system is an equipment based on inertial technology that allows a full body motion capture anywhere you need it. With it you will be able to obtain accurate statistical data on joint ranges, angular velocities, etc. for your researchand publications. Its main features are capture velocity, long lasting battery and reliability.
Rehabilitation Research
Exoskeleton Research Papers and Publications
Our Exoskeletons have been a pivotal tool in over 25 case studies, showcasing its effectiveness and versatility in gait rehabilitation research, among many other medical fields. Most of the published articles focus on neurorehabilitation, but also on robotic control strategies.
Documentation
Up to Date Documentation for Researchers
Refer to the Exoskeleton Exo-H3 documentation for comprehensive information on the robotic suit. Find also all the documentation for the rest of our devices.
