ReWalk

The exosuit is designed to help sufferers of conditions such as MS to regain mobility

Robotics

Harvard-built soft exosuit helps patients with limited mobility

A lightweight exosuit, which features a “soft” fabric-based design, could help patients with lower limb disabilities regain mobility. The institute has partnered with ReWalk Robotics – the biggest name in powered exoskeletons - for the ambitious project.

ReWalk Robotics has announced its new Personal 6.0 exoskeleton

Good Thinking

ReWalk Robotics announces faster, sleeker exoskeleton

The ReWalk exoskeleton is without doubt the best-known on the market, having been commercially available since 2012. This week, ReWalk Robotics announced the sixth version of the product, which is reportedly better-fitting, faster and less bulky than its predecessors.

The ReWalk motorized exoskeleton, which has been available in the UK since 2012, has now been cleared by the FDA for home use in the US

Robotics

ReWalk exoskeleton gets FDA approval for home use

The FDA has cleared the way for the ReWalk exoskeleton to be sold for personal use in the US, making it the first motorized exoskeleton designed for people with lower body paralysis due to spinal cord injury to be cleared for personal use in the US.