Gait training
A powered lower-limb exoskeleton for repeatable clinical gait training.
Quick answer
ExoMotus M4 is an active medical exoskeleton from Fourier Intelligence, aimed at gait training. Its public dossier records a system weight of 23.5 kg, a published runtime of 3 h, a support figure that is not disclosed. 22 of 25 applicable parameters are verified (88% coverage). Pricing is not publicly disclosed. The maker lists availability in Asia-Pacific. Missing values are marked Unknown or Not disclosed, never inferred.
System weight
23.5 kg
Peak assist torque
Unknown
Runtime
3 h
Max user weight
100 kg
01 / Overview
ExoMotus M4 is a lower-limb rehabilitation exoskeleton designed for hospitals and rehabilitation centres. It provides powered hip and knee assistance across gait phases, with a therapist interface and a configurable training workflow.
02 / Technical dossier
Parameters marked Unknown or Not disclosed are left blank by design. No value is inferred.
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