ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR HOME USE
Everyone should be able to move throughout the day.
Physical activity is essential for growth, motor development, well being, and socialisation. Whether you need a gait trainer or dynamic stander to reduce sedentary behaviour, we support and guide you in the process of finding a solution to fit into your daily routine.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SCHOOL USE
Movement enhances children's ability to learn.
Physical activity has a positive effect on the brain and can help consolidate learning. For school pupils with additional physical needs, it is vital to empower them to move. Our assistive device Innowalk PRO enables physical activity in a school setting.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR CLINICAL USE
Intensive therapy sessions accelerate recovery and encourage neuroplasticity.
People with moderate to severe physical injury or disability need support and assistance in order to achieve repetitive limb movement in a weight-bearing position. Our robotic rehabilitation trainer has been proven to be an effective intervention in a clinical setting.
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OUR SOLUTIONS
Stand, move and walk – assistive devices tailored to the individual user.
Our solutions are intended for people with inherent and acquired movement disorders reducing
their ability to stand and walk independently.
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- At school , In clinic
- Robotic rehabilitation therapy
INNOWALK PROImprove rehabilitation with the Innowalk Pro, providing full-body robotic therapy in standing with weight bearing. -
- At home
- Dynamic standing device
INNOWALKExperience the freedom of movement with the Innowalk, a dynamic stander enabling activity and reducing sedentary behaviour. -
- At home
- Gait trainer
HIBBOTLearn to walk with the Hibbot, an assistive device offering just enough support and stability at pelvis enabling intensive training of gait.
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Solvår is a cheerful, chatty, and lively 26-year-old woman. She lives in Stange, Norway with her partner and two young boys, aged 2 and 4. Additionally, she is a stepmother to an 11-year-old boy. Solvår comes smiling towards me ...
A recent article utilized a mixed method approach to investigate the experiences of parents of children with CP using standing devices in a home setting. You find the full article in the journal “Child: Care, Health and ...
Terje has been living with locked-in syndrome (LIS) for 13 years and is unable to control his body on his own. As a result, he depends on assistive devices like Innowalk to stay physically active every day. Terje has ...