The device adapts to each patient, tracks their movements and adjusts the recovery program. South-West State University’s exoskeleton is equipped with 20 actuators that allow you to simulate foot, lower leg and thigh movements.
The SWGU exoskeleton has many advantages over foreign analogues. Consisting of 80% domestic parts makes it more affordable. At the end of the summer, the exoskeleton will undergo clinical trials at the eponymous Military Medical Academy. SM Kirov.
In the future, scientists plan to equip the exoskeleton with artificial intelligence that will independently adjust the device for each patient.
Source: Ferra
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