The Phoenix is among the lightest and cheapest medical exoskeletons.
The suit returns movement to wearers hips and knees with small motors attached to standard orthotics.
Im not the robot, I wear the robot.
Of course, theres other exoskeletons out there, but the big problem with those is their price points.
The battery pack, worn on the users back, lasts up to 8 hours, depending on usage.
This also allows the suit to be customized for different body types.
An app can be used to track the patients walking data.
SuitX has mainly worked with patients with spinal cord injuries, who can use the Phoenix to walk again.
We cant really fix their disease.
We cant fix their injury.
It gives a better quality of life.
Were bringing the science and theyre bringing the insight from their reality.
Children with neurological disorders sometimes need intensive walking training or can risk losing their mobility.
source: www.techworm.net
