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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
DATA 92%
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Indego
Gait training / personal mobility
A modular lower-limb exoskeleton for clinical gait training and personal mobility.
Quick answer
Indego is an active medical exoskeleton from Parker Hannifin, aimed at gait training / personal mobility. Its public dossier records a system weight of 12.3 kg, a published runtime of 4 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 North America. Missing values are marked Unknown or Not disclosed, never inferred.
System weight
12.3 kg
Peak assist torque
Unknown
Runtime
4 h
Max user weight
113 kg
01 / Overview
Indego is a modular wearable exoskeleton developed by Parker Hannifin with Vanderbilt University. It separates into hip, thigh and shank components for transport and fitting, and supports both clinical gait training and personal mobility use depending on the market and configuration.
02 / Technical dossier
Technical dossier
Parameters marked Unknown or Not disclosed are left blank by design. No value is inferred.
Basics
basic / 5- System weight
- 12.3 kg
- User height range
- 155 cm
- Max user weight
- 113 kg
- Sizes / fit
- Modular hip, thigh and shank sizes
- Frame materials
- Carbon fibre, Aluminium
Analysis
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Same use category, adjacent capability.
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A therapist-supervised gait exoskeleton for inpatient and outpatient neurorehabilitation.
