URA Bedside Exoskeleton (Medical Use)

Product Features

Safety and Effectiveness

Approved NMPA Certificates

Intent Detection

Multi-sensor Integration

Gait Regulation

Standard Gait Training

Bionic Design

Comply with Human’s Way of Movement

Cloud Data

Better Rehabilitation Assessment

Standard Gait Training

URA provides repetitive and accurate walking training of high frequency, establishing normal gait and improving patients’ overall level of movement.

Standard Gait Training

Full-cycle Rehabilitation

In addition to passive training which relies solely on equipment, a variety of active and active-passive-combined training modes are also available. Together with the online intelligent assessment, training programs can be tailored to suit different stages of rehabilitation.

Full-cycle Rehabilitation

Cloud-based User Management

We employ digital rehabilitation management. Cloud-based data management of users, institutions, and equipment facilitates intelligent rehabilitation and standardized records so that the programs are more scientific to help with training assessment and development.

Cloud-based User Management

Safety and Compliance

In addition to the Class II medical registration by the State Food and Drug Administration, the product has also received a series of international awards, including the iF Design, Red Dot, DIA, and Gold Dot, and has been awarded as an innovative medical device in the industry. The anti-miscontact module, emergency stop button, and removable support frame provide multiple safeguards.

Safety and Compliance

Humanized Design

URA is quick and comfortable to wear with its leg lengths electrically adjustable and its interactive video screen. Its mechanical fixation and strap protection effectively prevent patients from secondary injury.

Humanized Design

Accessories

Joint Modules The joint modules incorporate brushless servo motors, drives, gearboxes, encoders, and other micro-manipulation modules, which are adaptive for various articulated robots, bionic robots, exoskeleton robots, and other precision motion equipment. The modules are compact in size and powerful in momentum, providing considerable torque per unit with high efficiency at a low cost.

Scenarios

Medical and Rehabilitation Institutions

Q&As

Who is URA Bedside Exoskeleton for?

People with orthopedic diseases and those with brain lesions. *The applicability of rehabilitation exoskeleton is subject to medical advice.

What type of medical device does URA Bedside Exoskeleton belong to?

URA for all stages of rehabilitation has obtained the registration certificate of Class II medical devices with the application scope of neuro-central pathologies (including paraplegia and hemiplegia).

What is the price of the URA Bedside Exoskeleton?

The price of URA Bedside Exoskeleton (Institutional Version) varies according to the partner hospitals in each region and the rehabilitation stages of the patient. Hospitals in some regions are covered by medical insurance. It is recommended to consult with rehabilitation medical institutions for details.

Where can I try URA Bedside Exoskeleton?

Partner hospitals of URA is available on RoboCT’s website: http://www.roboct.com/order.

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