What are your general contraindications?
Joint limitations of more than 20º in the hip or knee, cognitive alteration that prevents following simple commands or communicating basic needs, skin alteration in the lower limbs or thorax, [...]
What size and weight requirements should users have in order to use the exoskeleton?
The child’s weight must be less than 40 kg, and the height must be between 80cm and 1.4m. This height usually corresponds to children between 4 and 12 years old. Please check limb length [...]
What group of patients it ATLAS indicated for?
The ATLAS exoskeleton has been clinically demonstrated mainly in patients with Muscular Atrophy type II, although it has also been tested in patients with spinal cord injury and other myopathies.
What kind of movements can be achieved with the ATLAS exoskeleton?
The ATLAS exoskeleton can assist sitting, standing and walking.
Where can the exoskeleton be used?
Actually it can be used at the Marsi Care center, where physical rehabilitation is combined with the use of the ATLAS exoskeleton.
How long does the battery last?
The battery lasts approximately 2 hours of continuous use.
What are your general contraindications?
The main contraindications are: spasticity ≥ 3 measured with the Modified Ashworth Scale, recent bone fractures, osteoporosis, cognitive alteration that prevents the user from communicating in a [...]
What size and weight requirements must users have in order to use the MAK?
For a patient to be able to use the device, he or she must weigh less than 100 kg and be between 1.50 and 1.90 meters tall.
For what groups of patients is MAK indicated?
The MAK exoskeleton has been tested in patients affected by stroke, multiple sclerosis and knee athroplasty rehabilitation.
How much does the device weigh?
The MAK weighs 3.2 kg, including the battery.
