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The engineer helping children with neuromuscular diseases walk
Elena García Armada is the creator of the first pediatric exoskeleton. She recalls how a girl named Daniela changed the course of her career and turned robotics into a tool that transforms lives. Read the article here.
The León exoskeleton helps fifteen children walk
The rehabilitation unit has demonstrated its benefits in a blind child who was previously unable to walk. Read the article here.
Amaia, a girl from Almería with a rare disease, takes her first independent steps thanks to a pediatric exoskeleton
Amaia has been diagnosed with Bohring-Opitz syndrome (BOS), a rare disease. Now, after eight years of “effort, perseverance and determination”, she has been able to take her first steps independently and safely thanks to a pediatric exoskeleton. Read the article here.
Fundación ONCE donates a pediatric exoskeleton to the Arenas de Mónsul Centre in Almería.
The device, developed by Spanish company Marsi Bionics, adapts movement to each patient’s abilities and combines assistive and therapeutic functions. Read this article here.
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THE BRIEF
Marsi Bionics
This document provides an overview of Marsi Bionics’ media coverage over the last few years (2021–2025). It also includes a brief summary of the company’s history, its founder and its key milestones.
If you work for a media organisation and would like to receive further information, please do not hesitate to contact us: comunicacion@marsibionics.com
