MMC EXOS

Wearable robotic system that enables patients with physical disabilities to overcome functional limitations. Provides mechanical support to facilitate independent movement and reduce caregiver dependency.

ExoMotus™ M4 is a robotic exoskeleton designed for physical rehabilitation and mobility assistance. It provides motorized support for lower limb movement during gait training and therapeutic exercises, enabling patients with mobility impairments to regain functional independence. The device integrates sensor feedback and adaptive control to customize assistance based on patient response and recovery progress.

Wearable robotic suit designed for rehabilitation therapy in children. The device assists with motor function recovery and supports physical therapy protocols for pediatric patients with mobility impairments.

An exoskeleton device for the lower extremities designed to assist rehabilitation of leg function and mobility. It provides mechanical support and training for patients with lower limb impairments.

An orthopedic exoskeleton arm trainer for rehabilitation therapy and stroke exercise recovery in the upper limbs.

Wearable exoskeleton robot designed for patients with spinal cord injury, stroke, lower limb weakness, or neurological disorders affecting lower limb motor function. Used in hospital rehabilitation departments and medical institutions to assist ambulatory patients with gait training and functional recovery.

Ergonomic assistive device integrated with exoskeleton control system, featuring back support for cervical injury patients and emergency shutdown mechanisms. Designed for use during rehabilitation training with adjustable parameters requiring no tools.

An advanced rehabilitation device designed for upper limb motor recovery and rehabilitation therapy. The system has been presented at multiple medical conferences including the Chinese Medical Association conference and provincial rehabilitation medicine conferences.

An exoskeleton for research and early mobility rehabilitation for patients with locomotor disorders including stroke, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, and post-arthroplasty conditions. The device features ergonomic handles for physical therapists, can be controlled via remote control or tablet, and includes auditory cues for each step. It is capable of walking up and down stairs, tolerates uneven surfaces, weighs up to 25 kg, requires no external cables, and supports patients weighing up to 110 kg and with heights between 160-190 cm. The exoskeleton is ISO 13485 certified and has been used in multiple clinical research projects worldwide since 2017.

A medical exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation purposes. The device assists patients with mobility and movement, supporting rehabilitation therapy across various medical conditions including neurological disorders and post-injury recovery.

An external skeletal structure powered by Aspina motors designed to support patient mobility and rehabilitation. The technology is applied in medical and welfare applications.