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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. [...]

Hospitals in these Andalusian regional capitals have already introduced this type of body-contoured mechanical support system to enhance patient care. See this news

Engineer Elena García Armada explained yesterday at the MEH how a robotic exoskeleton that enables children with complex neurological injuries to walk has an impact on their development, [...]

The future of rehabilitation at UPSA: the paediatric exoskeleton used at ASPACE Following the inauguration, Laura Oliva Martin, a physiotherapist at the El Camino educational centre run by [...]

The Valencian Association for Assistance to People with Cerebral Palsy (Avapace) presented Fundación Mapfre with a project aimed at incorporating the Atlas 2030 paediatric exoskeleton into its [...]

Canal Sur’s ‘EnRed’ commitment to new technologies and their application in our lives is particularly evident in the case of the paediatric exoskeleton being used at the Cristo del Buen Fin [...]

The company develops two models of paediatric exoskeletons that enable children with severe gait disorders to stand up and improve their quality of life. See this news

Reduca Clinic hosts the demonstration of the world’s first floor-based exoskeleton for children, and families call for its implementation in Aragon’s public health system. See this news

Elena García Armada is a Spanish engineer and researcher who is a leading figure in medical robotics and founder of Marsi Bionics, a company that emerged from the CSIC environment dedicated to [...]

On Onda Madrid Radio’s Buenos Días Madrid programme, Ely del Valle learns about a paediatric exoskeleton that is unique in the world and which the Miguel de Unamuno Special Education Centre [...]