An exoskeleton will enable children with neuromotor disorders to walk
Virgen de las Nieves Hospital is introducing this state-of-the-art technology for the treatment of children with rare conditions. See this news
Nine children are taking part in the first sessions using a paediatric exoskeleton
Nine children aged between four and eleven have started the programme of sessions using the Atlas 2030 paediatric exoskeleton at the Early Assessment and Intervention Service (SVAP), and this [...]
Aspace is seeking funding for the Atlas 2030 exoskeleton, which has enabled Valeria to take her first steps in Plasencia
The Atlas 2030 exoskeleton, the world’s first paediatric robot, enables children with cerebral palsy to walk, with the aim of improving their quality of life, but there are none in Extremadura. [...]
Málaga Maternity Hospital introduces an exoskeleton for children with rare and neuromuscular conditions
This robotic device, designed for rehabilitation, will enable children to walk and improve their mobility. See this news
On Hoy por Hoy Madrid Oeste, we spoke to the team from the Miguel de Unamuno School in Móstoles and Marsi Bionics
An urban dance festival was held at the weekend to raise funds for the centre to acquire a paediatric exoskeleton (approx. 05:53). Listen to this news item
Warnings issued over the risks of medical technology without quality certification
As with new AI tools, exoskeletons are a healthcare technology where regulatory requirements are not always being met, as products without CE marking have been found to be available on the [...]
