South Korean company KAIST has introduced the WalkOn Suit F1, a unique exoskeleton demonstrating the future of rehabilitation technology. This high-tech device can autonomously approach a patient, gently lift them out of a wheelchair, and minimize the effort required from medical staff.
The WalkOn Suit F1 is designed with functionality and safety in mind. Its thoughtful construction and stabilization system make it virtually impossible to topple. The exoskeleton withstands external impacts, such as pushes or bumps, remaining stable. This makes it ideal for complex rehabilitation scenarios.
Special attention has been given to comfort and ergonomics. The exoskeleton adapts to different body types and patient movements, providing natural support during walking. It is aimed at helping people with disabilities regain mobility skills, offering them independence and confidence in movement.
WalkOn Suit F1 opens new horizons in rehabilitation medicine. Its ability to autonomously interact with patients not only simplifies recovery processes but also gives those with musculoskeletal disorders a chance for a more independent life.
