Magazine Features > Photo set 40002: First ever paediatric exoskeleton

Pic shows: Alvaro, 5 yo, trying on the exoskeleton.

Spanish engineers have created the first ever paediatric exoskeleton that will give the chance to children with genetic degenerative conditions to be able to walk again.

The aluminium and titanium device, weighing 12 kilos hopes to give back autonomy to children all over the world.

The invention has been designed by the company Marsi Bionics based in the Spanish capital Madrid.

The team is head by industrial engineer and investigator of CSIC (Superior

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captionPic shows: Alvaro, 5 yo, trying on the exoskeleton. Spanish engineers have created the first ever paediatric exoskeleton that will give the chance to children with genetic degenerative conditions to be able to walk again. The aluminium and titanium device, weighing 12 kilos hopes to give back autonomy to children all over the world. The invention has been designed by the company Marsi Bionics based in the Spanish capital Madrid. The team is head by industrial engineer and investigator of CSIC (Superior

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captionPic shows: Alvaro, 5 yo, trying on the exoskeleton. Spanish engineers have created the first ever paediatric exoskeleton that will give the chance to children with genetic degenerative conditions to be able to walk again. The aluminium and titanium device, weighing 12 kilos hopes to give back autonomy to children all over the world. The invention has been designed by the company Marsi Bionics based in the Spanish capital Madrid. The team is head by industrial engineer and investigator of CSIC (Superior

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captionPic shows: Alvaro, 5 yo, trying on the exoskeleton. Spanish engineers have created the first ever paediatric exoskeleton that will give the chance to children with genetic degenerative conditions to be able to walk again. The aluminium and titanium device, weighing 12 kilos hopes to give back autonomy to children all over the world. The invention has been designed by the company Marsi Bionics based in the Spanish capital Madrid. The team is head by industrial engineer and investigator of CSIC (Superior

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captionPic shows: Alvaro, 5 yo, trying on the exoskeleton. Spanish engineers have created the first ever paediatric exoskeleton that will give the chance to children with genetic degenerative conditions to be able to walk again. The aluminium and titanium device, weighing 12 kilos hopes to give back autonomy to children all over the world. The invention has been designed by the company Marsi Bionics based in the Spanish capital Madrid. The team is head by industrial engineer and investigator of CSIC (Superior

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First ever paediatric exoskeleton

10-06-2016

2016

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