DESCRIPTION
Lexo is a Medical-Robots from Tyromotion. It is built for Medical-Assistance, Rehabilitation.
Lexo is Tyromotion's robotic end-effector gait trainer. Instead of an exoskeleton frame on the legs, motorized foot plates guide the stepping pattern, which Tyromotion says makes setup quicker, gives therapists better access, promotes active participation and suits more patients, including those with contractures, orthoses or prostheses. Patients can begin gait training early, with a high number of steps per session, and progress towards independent walking. Adaptable body-weight support, innovative transfer modes and the PELVIS PLUS trunk-support system - with a patient saddle and individually adjustable back support - keep patients stable and encourage a natural gait pattern. An Active training mode demands self-activity while targeting initial contact, stance and swing phase, and passive-active walking with virtual feedback keeps patients engaged. A Pediatric Kit positions children and adolescents correctly, and the compact system is 231 cm high so it fits a range of therapy rooms.
FEATURES
- End-effector gait training via motorized foot plates
- Adaptable body-weight support
- transfer modes
- PELVIS PLUS trunk support with saddle and adjustable back support
- Active training mode (initial contact, stance, swing)
- Passive-active walking with virtual feedback
- Pediatric Kit
- Compact system: 231 cm high
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Dimensions | H 2.31 m |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
| Environment | Rehabilitation clinics and therapy practices |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Dimensions | H 2.31 m |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
| Environment | Rehabilitation clinics and therapy practices |
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What is the Lexo?
Lexo is Tyromotion's robotic end-effector gait trainer. Instead of an exoskeleton frame on the legs, motorized foot plates guide the stepping pattern, which Tyromotion says makes setup quicker, gives therapists better access, promotes active participation and suits more patients, including those with contractures, orth…
Who makes the Lexo?
The Lexo is made by Tyromotion, a robotics company based in Austria.
How much does the Lexo cost?
Tyromotion has not publicly announced pricing for the Lexo. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the Lexo used for?
The Lexo is designed for medical-assistance and rehabilitation. It is used in healthcare settings.
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