The ABLE KIDS project seeks to revolutionize pediatric rehabilitation by developing the first lightweight, quick-to-adjust, frameless and accessible robotic exoskeleton for pediatric neurorehabilitation.
Spasticity is a complex neurological condition characterized by an abnormal increase in muscle tone, which significantly impacts the mobility and quality of life of those who suffer from it.
TV3 featured Marc Roma and Nani Roma as guests, showcasing how Marc has been able to take steps again with the help of the ABLE exoskeleton after a spinal cord injury.
The Robotic-SNS project aims to transform rehabilitation in the National Health System (NHS) with the ABLE Exoskeleton, demonstrating both its efficacy and cost-effectiveness.
ABLE Human Motion has been honoured with the 2024 “Best Business Initiative” Award at the Premis Jove Empresari, organized by the Association of Young Entrepreneurs of Catalonia (AIJEC).
In a recent interview with La Vanguardia, our CEO and co-founder of ABLE Human Motion shared the company’s vision of how accessible exoskeletons are transforming robotic rehabilitation.
