A self-balancing exoskeleton for gait training in rehabilitation clinics, enabling people with spinal cord injury and other mobility impairments to walk safely with minimal crutch support.
Clinical deployment at 700+ rehabilitation centers post-Ekso acquisition.
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Sensors detect tilt. Motors adjust springs and joints to keep the person upright, preventing falls even if they lose balance.
Therapists guide patients through walking sessions. The device reduces physical strain on staff while patients practice weight-bearing and gait patterns.
Wandercraft
Self-balancing exoskeletons, humanoid robots, medical robotics
Wandercraft builds self-balancing exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation and personal mobility, plus Calvin-40, an industrial humanoid. It acquired Ekso Bionics in October 2026 to become a global exoskeleton leader serving over 700 rehabilitation centers.
