Inma Boscá and los mejores guerreros We want to introduce you Inma Boscá, we are very happy to count on her as one of our ABLE Exoskeleton pilots. Inma, contributes in the continuous improvement of the exoskeleton, sharing her opinions and sensations with our team. We interviewed her during the

ABLE Human Motion S.L. has joined the International Industry Society in Advanced Rehabilitation Technology (IISART).  IISART is dedicated to advance and promote modern healthcare technology in rehabilitation for the benefit of the patient and society at large. IISART represents the interests of developers, manufacturers and marketers of medical devices and

ABLE Human Motion was one of the 5 startups selected to participate in the Toyota Accelerator Program after our participation at the first edition of Toyota Startup Awards. The Accelerator Program began in July 2020, with a 2-week online bootcamp, where the ABLE team participated in different training sessions. The

McKinsey Global Institute identified ten promising innovations that could have a critical impact on health by 2040 as part of the report Prioritizing health: A prescription for prosperity study.The study focuses on technologies that address the greatest unmet needs. The impact of these innovations was determined by interviewing experts and

Our clinical partner Heidelberg University Hospital has been ranked the 14th best hospital in the world by Newsweek magazine Since its founding in February 1933, Newsweek has reported on advances in medicine, science, and health. For this reason, together with the data research company Statista Inc., they have drawn up

On July 23rd, Alex Garcia, one of the ABLE Human Motion’s co-founders, participated in La Cope radio program “La Linterna” with the journalist Ángel Expósito. Alex talked about the beginnings of ABLE, how we went from being a research group at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya to an startup that

We’ve made a video for the ones that never give up, the ones that even if it’s hard, they stand up again. The company, as well as the entire world, has been affected by the current pandemic in many ways. Despite the fact of the lockdown, our team overcame adversity

We want to share the story of Ricard, a person who suffered a spinal cord injury and managed to get ahead thanks to his effort and optimism. What is your story?22 years ago, while I was working as a welder I had a work accident that resulted in several fractures

The COVID 19 health crisis has and will have a big impact in our lives. It is a complex situation that is challenging all of us as individuals, families and workers. To prevent the spread of the COVID 19 and the consequent collapse of the healthcare system, the government took

The European Robotics Forum 2020 (ERF2020) was held in Malaga the past 3rd – 5th of March under the theme Future Robotics: Unlocking Human Potential. This year’s edition ERF2020 was the 11th edition of the Forum, which started in 2010, and it is now the largest and most influential event

Toyota’s campaign “Start Your Impossible” highlights real-life mobility stories of Olympic and Paralympic athletes as well as everyday athletes who demonstrate the values of humility, hard work and never giving up. Toyota’s “Start Your Impossible” story conveys the message that when you are free to move, anything is possible. Their

ABLE Human Motion was invited at the presidential box of the Camp Nou, by FC Barcelona to see the match between FC Barcelona and Celta de Vigo, (November 9th 2019). Both; Alfons Carnicero and Ivan Camps, attended the match. We were invited after winning the CECOT award as the Best

This year, “la Caixa” sends their Christmas Greetings through the campaign Person by person, thanking all those who have been involved in their social projects. “There’s no greater wish this Christmas than to continue doing what we’ve always done: change the world, person by person”. (Campaign’s message). At ”la Caixa”

ABLE Human Motion has been granted 250.000 € in the framework of Neotec Program of the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.  Our project “Able: The first light-weight, easy-to-use and affordable exoskeleton that restores walking capacity” has been ranked the

Last Tuesday October 22 took place the 25th edition of the “Night of the Employer” which is celebrated annually by Cecot. The event was held at the National Theatre of Catalonia (TNC) with more than 1000 participants. The event constitutes a meeting point for employers, business associations representatives, authorities and

Able Human Motion advances in digital health. The Catalan company, specializing in the manufacture of medical devices, has developed a robotic exoskeleton that facilitates the rehabilitation of people with modular injuries. In parallel, the company has recently closed a capital increase of 750,000 euros to develop new products. Read full

Presentation of the first prototype of ABLE Exoskeleton at UPC, ETSEIB with a live demonstration with Ivan Camps, wheelchair user.  Watch the video and find out more about the event: On April the 8th the first public demonstration of the ABLE Exoskeleton took place at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia

CaixaImpulse is a Spanish program from La Caixa based on promoting the development of bio-health projects. ABLE Human Motion was selected on the CaixaImpulse program in 2017 and last April they interviewed Josep Maria Font, our co-founder and project leader, on the innovations and progress of the ABLE exoskeleton.  Find

World Congress (MWC) and brings together startups, investors, corporations and public institutions in order to enable them to discover, create and launch new ventures together. On its 6th edition in Barcelona, from ABLE Human Motion we presented  our exoskeleton to the community.  The 4 Years From Now (4YFN) conference is