A cybernetic assistive limb that reads bioelectric signals to support hip and knee movement.
WGT
17 kg
RUN
3 h
TRQ
40 Nm
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Passive rehabilitation suit
A passive biomechanical exoskeleton suit for assisted movement and rehabilitation.
Quick answer
ExoLite is a passive medical exoskeleton from Exo-Robotics, aimed at passive rehabilitation suit. Its public dossier records a system weight of 8.9 kg, no powered battery runtime, a support figure that is not disclosed. 11 of 19 applicable parameters are verified (58% coverage). The published reference price starts at $6,900. The maker lists availability in Europe. Missing values are marked Unknown or Not disclosed, never inferred.
System weight
8.9 kg
Peak assist torque
Not applicable
Runtime
Not applicable
Max user weight
Unknown
01 / Overview
ExoLite is a lightweight passive exoskeleton suit developed for rehabilitation and assisted movement. It uses mechanical structures and elastic elements rather than powered actuators. Public documentation is limited; buyers should request a full technical file and clinical evidence directly from the maker.
02 / Technical dossier
Parameters marked Unknown or Not disclosed are left blank by design. No value is inferred.
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RUN
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TRQ
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