A cybernetic assistive limb that reads bioelectric signals to support hip and knee movement.
WGT
17 kg
RUN
3 h
TRQ
40 Nm
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Gait training
A therapist-supervised gait exoskeleton for inpatient and outpatient neurorehabilitation.
Quick answer
EksoNR is an active medical exoskeleton from Ekso Bionics, aimed at gait training. Its public dossier records a system weight of 23.6 kg, a published runtime of 4 h, a support figure of 40 Nm. 23 of 25 applicable parameters are verified (92% coverage). Pricing is not publicly disclosed. The maker lists availability in North America. Missing values are marked Unknown or Not disclosed, never inferred.
01 / Overview
EksoNR is a wearable lower-limb exoskeleton used in clinical rehabilitation after stroke, spinal cord injury and acquired brain injury. The system supports task-specific gait training under therapist supervision, with variable assistance and session data captured through EksoPulse. It is a clinical tool, not a consumer mobility device.
02 / Technical dossier
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A cybernetic assistive limb that reads bioelectric signals to support hip and knee movement.
WGT
17 kg
RUN
3 h
TRQ
40 Nm
Quote only
A powered lower-limb exoskeleton for repeatable clinical gait training.
System weight
23.6 kg
Peak assist torque
40 Nm
Runtime
4 h
Max user weight
100 kg
Data completeness
23 of 25 applicable parameters verified
WGT
23.5 kg
RUN
3 h
TRQ
Unknown
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A modular lower-limb exoskeleton for clinical gait training and personal mobility.
WGT
12.3 kg
RUN
4 h
TRQ
Unknown
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