Robotic Exoskeleton Systems Supporting Functional Independence

Biotronix Robotic Exoskeleton Systems Supporting Functional Independence

Robotic exoskeleton systems are supporting functional independence by enabling structured, progressive, and task-specific rehabilitation for individuals with mobility limitations. These wearable robotic devices are designed to assist movement when needed and gradually reduce support as patients regain strength, coordination, and control. By integrating advanced robotics with clinical physiotherapy protocols, exoskeleton systems help patients transition from assisted mobility to greater independence in daily functional activities across neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation programs.

Key Features

• Wearable robotic exoskeleton designed to promote functional independence

• Adaptive assistance that adjusts to patient strength, balance, and motor recovery

• Multi-joint support for hips, knees, and ankles to ensure natural movement patterns

• Real-time sensor-based control for smooth, coordinated, and accurate motion

• Adjustable assistance levels for gradual reduction of support

• Therapist-controlled interface for individualized functional training programs

• Advanced safety systems, including emergency stop and torque limitation

• Continuous performance monitoring for objective functional assessment

Applications

• Stroke rehabilitation for restoring independent walking and mobility

• Spinal cord injury rehabilitation for supported movement and functional training

• Neurological rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, and multiple sclerosis

• Orthopedic rehabilitation after joint replacement, fractures, and lower limb injuries

• Post-surgical rehabilitation for early functional mobilization

• Gait training, balance rehabilitation, and independence-focused therapy programs

Benefits

• Supports the transition from assisted movement to functional independence

• Enhances neuroplasticity through repetitive, goal-oriented training

• Improves muscle strength, coordination, balance, and endurance

• Ensures patient safety during upright and functional mobility exercises

• Provides objective, data-driven tracking of functional progress

• Reduces physical strain on physiotherapists during intensive training

• Builds patient confidence, autonomy, and quality of life

Technical Specifications

• System type: Wearable lower-limb rehabilitation exoskeleton

• User weight range: Approximately 40–120 kg

• User height range: Approximately 150–195 cm

• Assisted joints: Hip (2 degrees of freedom), Knee (1 degree of freedom), Ankle (1 degree of freedom per side)

• Actuation system: High-torque brushless DC motors with integrated torque sensors

• Power supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack

• Battery backup: Approximately 3–5 hours of continuous operation

• Charging time: Approximately 2–3 hours

• Training modes: Passive, active-assist, resistive, adaptive

• Sensor system: IMU sensors, joint encoders, force and torque sensors

• Safety features: Emergency stop button, torque limiters, mechanical braking system

• Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB data export

• Compliance: Medical device certifications (model dependent)

• Operating temperature: 10°C to 40°C

• Storage temperature: –20°C to 60°C

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