Prospective Exo User
“…to embrace my husband and children standing up! With their arms fully around me.”
Human in Motion Robotics
Next Generation Exoskeleton Technology
The Next Step is Independence
Advances in assistive technology reflect the resilience and perseverance of both the users and the developers. We celebrate those achievements and dedicate our work to expanding the limits of what is possible. If independent mobility is the goal, and we believe it is, next generation robotic exoskeletons must be self-balancing, without need of crutches or an attendant.
4M
Wheelchair Users Globally
.5M
New Spinal Cord Injuries Each Year
>50%
Wheelchair users report upper limb pain
37%
hospitalized due to secondary complications
Wheelchair Users Imagine Life With an Autonomous Exoskeleton
Prospective Exo User
“To relieve pressure on my rear end legs and back from
sitting all day. To regain eye to eye contact with my peers”
Prospective Exo User
“I Would love to meet others standing face to face again.”
Prospective Exo User
“It would be awesome to get up and move around whenever you wanted to and try to spend less time in a wheelchair.”
Prospective Exo User
“To improve my quality of life by decreasing my dependence on others to help me get around, as I can not push myself in the wheelchair all day.”
Prospective Exo User
“ …to fulfill all my necessary tasks, to feel freedom...to feel normal. To be happy”
Prospective Exo User
“…To try doing the dishes, cook delicious meals for my family”
Prospective Exo User
“…to embrace my husband and children standing up! With their arms fully around me.”
Prospective Exo User
“To relieve pressure on my rear end legs and back from
sitting all day. To regain eye to eye contact with my peers”
Prospective Exo User
“I Would love to meet others standing face to face again.”
Prospective Exo User
“It would be awesome to get up and move around whenever you wanted to and try to spend less time in a wheelchair.”
Prospective Exo User
“To improve my quality of life by decreasing my dependence on others to help me get around, as I can not push myself in the wheelchair all day.”
Prospective Exo User
“ …to fulfill all my necessary tasks, to feel freedom...to feel normal. To be happy”
Prospective Exo User
“…To try doing the dishes, cook delicious meals for my family”
Prospective Exo User
“…to embrace my husband and children standing up! With their arms fully around me.”
Our Endeavour to Make Those Dreams a Reality
Self-Balancing
An exo that enables the user to stand tall and proud, with no upper limb pain and hands free to hold a drink...or another's hand.
Natural Motion
The distinct human gait that provides optimum comfort, safety, and efficacy for rehab applications as well as home use.
Sleek Design
Power without bulk equals easier access. So critical is this feature that we have a fashion designer on the team to make it so.
360° Mobility
Life takes you in many directions; so should your exo. Stepping off a curb, going around corners, uphill or down, your will is its command.
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Careers
Every member of our team is valued for their vital role in bringing our technology to life. A passion for robotics, the drive to continually improve, and dedication to the cause are what move us forward. Opportunities to join the team are posted below and on our LinkedIn page. Please revisit our website and/or follow us on LinkedIn for new job postings.
- Robotics Systems Software DeveloperSimon Fraser University, Surrey CampusFull-timeRemote2 years experiencePosted 2 days ago
As a Robotic Software Developer, you will be responsible for the development and integration of maintainable and well-structured robotic software platforms, controlling algorithms and key software and firmware packages, in collaboration with the other teams including the Control & Dynamics team and Embedded & Electronics team. This position requires a highly motivated individual who enjoys learning while contributing to achieve technical milestones in our team.
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