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RYSEN

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Robotic exoskeleton for locomotion disorder or injury rehabilitation

Overview

RYSEN (developed by Motekforce Link) is a robotic exoskeleton which allows patients (with disorders affecting locomotion or with injuries such as stroke, spinal cord injury or amputations) to train functional locomotor activities in unrestricted and natural conditions (both for clinical and research purposes). It combines adjustable vertical bodyweight support with horizontal and vertical assistive forces, for improved freedom of movement and engagement.

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2018

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About RYSEN

What does RYSEN do?

RYSEN (developed by Motekforce Link) is a robotic exoskeleton which allows patients (with disorders affecting locomotion or with injuries such as stroke, spinal cord injury or amputations) to train functional locomotor activities in unrestricted and natural conditions (both for clinical and research purposes).

Where is RYSEN headquartered?

RYSEN is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

When was RYSEN founded?

RYSEN was founded in 2018.

Which sector is RYSEN in?

RYSEN operates in High Technology.

Who are RYSEN's competitors?

Companies similar to RYSEN include Botaccountant, Robs4Crops, and LangWatch.