KidGo Children’s Exoskeleton (Medical Use)

Product Features

Gait Regulation

Standard Gait Training

Intelligent Rehab

Multiple Training Options and Instant Feedbacks

Children-friendly

Game-like Interactions and Unique Appearance Design

Usage Safety

Emergency Stops and Adjustable Design

Walkability Rebuilding

The KidGo exoskeleton can provide repetitive and accurate walking training of high frequency, establishing normal gait and improving users’ overall level of movement.

Walkability Rebuilding

Abnormal Gait Correction

The KidGo exoskeleton achieves early-stage correction of abnormal gait by trunk stabilization, effective gravity transfer, and walking training, which promotes the improvement of overall motor function.

Abnormal Gait Correction

Real-time Feedback

The KidGo exoskeleton offers real-time monitoring and feedback of children's training data, which helps therapists and practitioners adjust rehabilitation programs promptly.

Real-time Feedback

Multiple Training Modes

The KidGo exoskeleton has a variety of training options including active triggering, passive training, and customization to meet the diverse training needs of the wearers.

Multiple Training Modes

Children-friendly Design

The design of the KidGo exoskeleton is inspired by the lion and deer, which represent courage and health respectively. It gives the best wishes to the children to pace forward courageously with good luck and health in life.

Children-friendly Design

Game-like Interactions

The KidGo exoskeleton is equipped with an interactive audio design of virtualized and gamified children's songs and ancient poems, to mobilize children's enthusiasm and increase their participation in training.

Game-like Interactions

Emergency and Safety Guarantee

The KidGo exoskeleton has self-test and error-reporting functions such as an emergency stop button, spasm protection, and accidental power outage protection. Also, it is equipped with a shock-absorbing module to increase training comfort.

Emergency and Safety Guarantee

User Adaptive Adjustments

The KidGo exoskeleton’s joints and certain structures can be flexibly adjusted to match the wearer's leg length and hip width. The strap design at the top and knees makes it more comfortable to wear.

User Adaptive Adjustments

Accessories

Joint Modules The joint modules incorporate brushless servo motors, drives, gearboxes, encoders, and other micro-manipulation modules. 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 KidGo Exoskeleton for?

Children with spinal cord injury, brain lesions, or neuromuscular diseases, with a height range of 100-160cm and a weight of 80kg or less. *The application of KidGo Children’s Exoskeleton is subject to medical advice.

What kind of medical device does KidGo Exoskeleton belong to?

KidGo Exoskeleton for various rehabilitation stages has been registered as a Class II medical device for neuro-central pathologies (including paraplegia and hemiplegia).

What is the price of KidGo Children's Exoskeleton?

The price of KidGo Exoskeleton (Medical 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 KidGo Children's Exoskeleton?

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

Recommendation

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