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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. [...]

The rehabilitation unit has demonstrated its benefits in a blind child who was previously unable to walk. Read the article here.

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 [...]

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.

The Atlas 2030 pediatric exoskeleton was featured on Radio 5 Mallorca. Watch the program here.

 Minute [20:53–26:24] A new edition of “Back to the Past”, focusing on Elena García Armada, inventor of the first pediatric bionic exoskeleton. Watch the program here.

Marsi Bionics develops pediatric exoskeletons that enable children with neurological conditions to regain the ability to stand and walk, adapting to their growth and individual clinical needs. [...]

The researcher at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) will explore a technology that is transforming pediatric mobility and creating new opportunities for children with cerebral palsy [...]

The jury recognised the industrial engineer’s contribution to the field of pediatric rehabilitation with the Unique Personality Award (Personaje Único). See this news.

Robotics engineer Elena García Armada, CEO and founder of Marsi Bionics, and Carlos Cumplido, the company’s Medical Director, highlighted the innovative nature of the research in statements [...]