Exoskeletons are wearable robotic devices that provide support, stability, and additional strength to individuals with limited mobility. They can be used for a variety of applications, from medical rehabilitation to industrial work. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of exoskeletons and how they can improve the quality of life.
HAL therapy can be used to help with a range of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, including Guillain-Barré Syndrome. In this case study, we’re going to
Client safety is at the heart of all operations at RoboFit. Despite 2021’s unprecedented challenges, we’re committed to ensuring that everything we do is done
For this week’s blog, we sat down with Daniel to see how he’s progressing after just over three months of using HAL. Here’s what he
An exercise physiologist (commonly referred to as an EP), is a university qualified allied health professional that has been extensively trained in the implementation of
Everything we do at RoboFit revolves around one key principle: Neuroplasticity. In this guest blog from our head trainer Kieran O’Brien, he’s going to walk you through exactly what that is and how it works.
Maryanne became curious about the future of rehabilitation, coming across some promising technology from Cyberdyne, based in Japan. This interest led Daniel and Maryanne to labs and conferences all over the world, and the development of a partnership with Cyberdyne.
Many clients have asked questions such as ‘is this for me?’ and ‘how does it all work?’. With this blog, our goal is to walk you through the RoboFit experience so you understand what the initial assessment session entails and the sorts of questions you’ll be asked.
The health benefits I have gained since attending RoboFit have been outstanding, not only am I feeling fit and getting stronger in my legs, core and back, but there’s even been bladder and bowel improvements which have been mind blowing for me.
