Accessible Exoskeletons for Research and Learning

We facilitate access to Robotic Exoskeletons to promote research on wearable systems.

4-Joint System for children between 7 and 13 years of age and up to 40kg of weight. Focused on lower-limb support of patients with MD, CP, SMA, and CD.

Common Usage:
Collection of Characterization Data of Peripheral Devices used by patients during exoskeleton therapy; includes Concentration + Neural Workload.

Single-Joint Upper-Limb System for adults over 16 years of age.

Common Usage:
Evaluation of EEG-Decoding Algorithms and dev. and testing of Control Algorithms + Feedback Sensors; Pressure and Conductivity.

Single-Joint Lower-Limb System for adults over 16 years of age in varying environments.

Common Usage:
Dev. of Intention-Monitoring Systems using EEG, EMG, and other biometrics. Portability allows Testing in Varying Environments.

All systems are compatible with Python-Based interfaces for operation and data collection as well as with C++ language for algorithm programming and testing.

Designs allow for simple interchanging of actuators and feedback sensors to accomodate different research needs.

Simplified and Open Designs allow rapid implementation and Proof-of-Concept Research in varying and growing areas.

Our customized platforms offer the hardware you need, to get the data you want.

国際電気通信基礎技術研究所 (ATR) @ Japan

With a focus on Developing EEG / BCI Therapeutic Tools, integration of portable wearable exoskeletons focused on validation of EEG system functionality during therapeutic usage of machines.

Cie shonen - Éric Minh Cuong Castaing @ France

As part of an effort to integrate technology into conteporary dance, exoskeleton customization focused on exploring potential performances with dancers wearing robotic systems.

Tec de Monterrey @ Mexico

For the newly-formed Biomechatronics Laboratory, integration of research platforms focused on allowing Master Degree and PhD students to show practical experimentation data for theses and publications.

Accessible Exoskeletons for Research and Learning

We facilitate access to Robotic Exoskeletons to promote research on wearable systems.

Simplified and Open Designs allow rapid implementation and Proof-of-Concept Research in varying and growing areas.

Our customized platforms offer the hardware you need, to get the data you want.

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