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Duncan and his parents chose the Innowalk to help increase his activity levels. The device has affected his gastrointestinal function positively, and his joints are more flexible as well.

Robbed of her ability to move and communicate, Stefanie (31) was faced with a daunting prospect: having to overcome traumatic brain injury. Her parents were duly overwhelmed when she took her first steps – thanks…

The transition from youth to adulthood can be challenging, especially if you happen to have cerebral palsy (CP). Where am I going to live? What kind of assistance is available? There’s a lot to think about, but…

Samuel Koch, a 31-year-old former stuntman, was left paralyzed from the neck down in a failed attempt at jumping moving cars – live on the German TV show “Wetten dass…?”. Since the 2010 accident, Samuel has relied…

Due to immobilization after a leg fraktur, Niels developed serious knee contractures. Thanks to intense and persistent training in the Innowalk, he was able to reduce his contractures significantly.

Leon was unhappy and opposed to working out. It all changed when he discovered the Innowalk.

Making sure patients get the best out of therapy time can be quite a challenge. Luckily, sports scientist Fabian Mollard found a solution.

Innowalk Pro is a robotic rehabilitation trainer that helps people with physical disabilities to stand and move. It does so by giving the user exceptional flexibility and support.