ATLAS 2030

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About ATLAS 2030

ATLAS 2030 is Marsi Bionics' paediatric trunk-to-foot walking exoskeleton for supervised rehabilitation of children with neurological and neuromuscular conditions. Eight powered joints support movement from the trunk through the hips, knees and ankles. The device can respond to a child's movement intention or generate a personalised passive gait pattern, and its dimensions adjust as the child grows. Forward and backward walking modes are available.

An attachable safety frame stabilises the exoskeleton and frees the therapist to work face to face with the child during upper-body and gait activities. Head support can be added when required, and fitting is designed to take about 5 minutes. Marsi describes the system as a clinical rehabilitation device and lists four completed clinical studies in its clinical-resource material. Suitability, gait parameters, assistance mode and session design depend on the child's condition and the supervising clinical team.

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  • ATLAS 2030 receives CE marking for international clinical use

    2021-05-12 - Regulatory - The marking enabled the device to move from robotic research into hospitals and rehabilitation clinics across the European market. The certified indication covered paediatric patients with spinal muscular atrophy or cerebral palsy. CSIC described the aluminium-and-titanium system as weighing 12 kilograms, with ten powered joints that support standing and walking.

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