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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 [...]

On the occasion of Women and Girls in Science Day, ENCLAVE ODS would like to highlight some of the most influential women in the sector, both nationally and internationally. See this news

Darío Campos, a 9-year-old boy from A Coruña with cerebral palsy, took a walk on Wednesday to demonstrate the possibilities offered by the Atlas 2030 paediatric exoskeleton. See this news

The creator of the world’s first paediatric exoskeleton is preparing Explorer, a new version for home use, for which they are negotiating funding from the National Health Service. See this news

The training is carried out with children aged three to ten who will receive this treatment because they have severe motor problems due to cerebral palsy (CP) and spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). [...]

Students at Miguel de Unamuno Primary School in Móstoles practise using a paediatric exoskeleton. See this news

The device enables children with severe motor disabilities to improve their mobility and skills. See this news

The innovative paediatric exoskeleton at the Cristo del Buen Fin Early Stimulation Centre has been in use for four months, showing clinical and functional progress in its first five patients. See [...]

The mayor of Seville visited the Buen Fin Early Stimulation Centre to see ‘first-hand’ the tremendous work being done at this centre. See this news

Among them is Elena García Armada, industrial engineer and founder of Marsi Bionics, a leader in robotics applied to health and rehabilitation. See this news