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ExoAtlet is a pioneering healthtech company at the forefront of wearable medical robotics, specializing in exoskeletons designed to restore mobility and support rehabilitation for individuals with lower-limb impairments. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Luxembourg, ExoAtlet has established a global presence across Europe and Asia, providing innovative solutions that enhance the quality of life for patients with spinal cord injuries, strokes, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological or traumatic conditions.
The company’s exoskeleton lineup includes the ExoAtlet I and II, the ExoAtlant Torso, and the ExoAtlet Bambini, the first pediatric exoskeleton for children with neurological disorders. These devices are engineered to deliver safe, effective gait rehabilitation, combining advanced robotics, real-time monitoring, and adaptive support to optimize therapy outcomes. ExoAtlet integrates cutting-edge technologies such as smart crutches, virtual reality interfaces, and neural control systems to provide personalized rehabilitation experiences.
ExoAtlet collaborates closely with research institutions and medical centers to continually innovate and expand the applications of wearable robotics in healthcare. With over 70 clinics equipped and more than 6,000 patients assisted, ExoAtlet demonstrates its commitment to accessibility, precision, and patient-centered care. By bridging robotics and rehabilitation, ExoAtlet empowers patients to regain independence, mobility, and confidence, solidifying its reputation as a global leader in exorehabilitation technology.
ExoAtlet is an international healthtech company specializing in wearable medical exoskeletons for rehabilitation and mobility enhancement. Founded in 2014 by Ekaterina Bereziy and Mikhail Krundyshev, the company is headquartered in Luxembourg and has a strong presence in Europe and Asia. ExoAtlet develops powered exoskeletons designed to assist individuals with lower-limb locomotion disorders, including those resulting from spinal cord injuries, strokes, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and traumatic brain injuries.
The company’s product lineup includes the ExoAtlet I and II, ExoAtlant Torso, and ExoAtlet Bambini, a pioneering pediatric exoskeleton aimed at children with neurological disorders. These devices are designed to facilitate gait rehabilitation, improve mobility, and enhance the quality of life for users. ExoAtlet collaborates closely with European research centers to advance exorehabilitation technologies and integrate innovations such as smart crutches, virtual reality, and neural control interfaces.
Since its inception, ExoAtlet has equipped over 70 clinics and assisted more than 6,000 patients, demonstrating a strong commitment to improving rehabilitation outcomes through technology. The company continues to lead in the development of accessible and effective wearable robotics for medical applications.
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