Jupiter

The first pediatric personal-use exoskeleton specifically designed to assist gait in children with neurodevelopmental disorders. It allows children to walk in everyday environments such as parks, streets, and schools, providing greater independence, mobility, and confidence while promoting social participation and integration. The device evolves with the child's growth and accommodates an approximate age range from 2 to 17 years.

A mobility aid for infants and young children designed to support safe walking and movement during developmental stages. Features integrated safety systems for child protection.

A mobile prone stander for children with ambulatory disabilities that provides partial weight-bearing support while enabling mobility in an upright position.

A versatile mobility aid that adapts to a child's development by transitioning between anterior and posterior configurations. Features adjustable height, angle, depth, and width settings for optimal comfort and stability. Designed to grow with the user's improving walking abilities, eliminating the need for multiple devices over time. Optional safety features include wheel brakes and directional stabilizer for controlled movement.

A modern standing device designed for children aged 90–130 cm and up to 50 kg, supporting both posterior and anterior standing therapy. Features adjustable pelvic and chest supports with stabilizing straps, the innovative OctoStep foot support system, and a hip abduction system for precise lower limb positioning. Includes metal construction with soft polyurethane foam padding, independent brakes on all wheels, and can be expanded with therapeutic accessories such as therapy table and headrests.

A multi-positioning system designed for children with reduced mobility and special needs, providing safe and refined positioning with excellent arm and hand freedom for daily activities.

A mobile standing frame that provides improved mobility and independence for individuals with neuromuscular disabilities, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, or limited lower-body strength. The device supports standing mobility from non-weight-bearing to full weight-bearing and features removable large wheels for self-propulsion, adjustable body support, and multiple positioning accessories. Regular use strengthens motor skills, improves bone density, circulation, and posture while enabling social engagement and participation in activities.

A pediatric exoskeleton designed to assist gait in children with neurodevelopmental disorders. It features active joints with variable stiffness that mimic natural muscle function, allowing personalized gait therapy adapted to each patient's needs. The device enables children to walk in everyday environments such as parks, streets, and schools, providing greater independence, mobility, and confidence while promoting social participation and integration. It accommodates an approximate age range from 2 to 17 years.

A vertical standing frame developed for children that offers safe and comfortable postural support while standing, enabling proper alignment and weight-bearing activities.

A multi-position stander that enables physical development and greater social interaction by providing support and stability while encouraging weight-bearing in various positions.

A THKAFO-type pediatric gait exoskeleton comprising 8 active joints that support the child from trunk to feet without requiring torso control. Dimensions are easily adjustable to accommodate child growth and installation takes approximately 5 minutes. It includes an auxiliary frame that couples to the exoskeleton for patient safety and enables the child to experience independent walking while allowing therapists to interact face-to-face. The exoskeleton interprets patient movement intention non-invasively and responds in each step, and can also operate passively to generate patient-specific gait patterns. Extra batteries are included.

A mobile standing frame that promotes activity and independence while training balance in children with special needs. Designed to support children in developing standing abilities and gaining confidence through adjustable postural support.