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On April 13, we received the visit of Eva Moral, Paralympic triathlete, and one of the four ambassadors of Team Toyota in Spain. During the visit, Eva tested the ABLE Exoskeleton, our first product for people with spinal cord injury. The exoskeleton is currently under clinical investigation in Germany and

Very happy to receive the award as the best health startup in Catalonia, at the Emprenedors 2020 awards of Catalunya Ràdio. Many thanks to the journalist Xantal Llavina and the Revolució 4.0 team at Catalunya Ràdio for the recognition we dedicate to all the patients and partners who support us

Robotic exoskeletons are external supporting structures that are placed on the user’s body to reinforce or restore human performance with powered movement. Exoskeletons can help persons with physical disabilities due to spinal cord injury or stroke to regain mobility, increasing independence and rehabilitating earlier. At the beginning of this year,

EIT Health is a knowledge and innovation community of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) committed to bringing innovative solutions to the market to enhance the health of citizens. EIT Health has supported the development of the ABLE Exoskeleton since the beginning of the project. EIT Health network

The past January 30th, we officially kicked-off the ABLE Exoskeleton project, ID number 20121 within the EIT Health Innovation framework, which has been funded with a total of 2,8M€ for the 2020-2022 period. EIT Health is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the

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The Catalan startup ABLE Human Motion has created a much lighter exoskeleton than existing ones that facilitates the rehabilitation of spinal cord injured people. Read full article here: https://www.lavanguardia.com/tecnologia/20190922/47544155114/startup-catalana-crea-exoesqueleto-para-rehabilitar-a-lesionados-medulares.html

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Nearly 30 Spanish startups, selected from more than 730 registrations, have presented their projects in Madrid to a panel of experts. ABLE Human Motion is one of the two startups selected in the area of biotechnology and health, and it will be disputed to represent Spain in the international phase

Medical innovation has always been important for human development. Now, with breakthroughs in fields such as AI and 3D printing, medical researchers and entrepreneurs are making major breakthroughs that allow for easy and more accurate diagnoses, improved treatments, drug discovery, customized prosthetics, and more. And with the support of top

ABLE Human Motion develops robotic exoskeletons to increase the mobility of people with paralysis in the legs. An American portal has distinguished it as one of the top 20 ‘start-ups’ of medical devices. Read full article here: https://www.ablehumanmotion.com/?p=31083&preview=true&_thumbnail_id=31075

Business ideas that combine profitability with the impact on the environment are increasing.The city of Barcelona opened in November a specific incubator for these types of projects, and ABLE Human Motion is one of them. Read full article here: http://www.elpuntavui.cat/societat/article/5-societat/1631226-benefici-economic-pero-tambe-social.html

During the Second Edition of the “Gran Premi FIE” ABLE Team participated on the relay race, an incredible experience for Alfons Carnicero, Alex Garcia and Ivan Camps. Last Friday July 26th, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Montmeló, held the Second Edition of the “Gran Premi FIE”, organized by Isidre Esteve Foundation.

The Catalan Journal L’Economic published a special issue for their 9th anniversary on “Loads of wid”, including the 10 most promising star-ups in Catalonia and  ABLE Human Motion is among them. Read full article here: https://www.leconomic.cat/article/1633835-la-tribu-que-cria-les-start-ups.html