The ReWalk 7 Personal Exoskeleton is a wearable, battery-powered prescription device intended for use by certified individuals at least 18 years old with lower limb disability to perform routine ambulatory functions at home and in the community. Control of the exoskeleton is achieved through a user-worn wireless, web connected wrist control unit (WCU), a wireless crutch-mounted control unit (CCU), and specific body movements as measured through a tilt sensor. The powered device movements are performed by a set of gears and motors at the knee and the hip joints. The ReWalk 7 Personal Exoskeleton includes the exoskeleton (incl. rigid frames, waist pack, and straps), battery power supply, crutches with integrated powered crutch control add-on unit (CCU), and the Wrist Control Unit (WCU). The wireless, web connected therapist handheld device (THD) is used by certified therapists for device configuration and control. All ReWalk 7 Personal Exoskeleton components are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. The ReWalk use includes standing, walking on level surfaces, mild slopes, ascending and descending stairs and curbs.
A battery-powered, pre-programmed, lower-limb orthosis system intended to enable a patient with a walking disability resulting from spinal cord injury to perform routine ambulatory functions (e.g., stand, walk, ascend and descend stairs); it may also be used to help promote intrinsic motor function. It is typically strapped to the patient over clothing and includes an exoskeleton structure made of metal, with electric motors, mechanical actuators and sensors, an on-board computer, and controls. It is intended for single-patient use, typically outside of a controlled setting following completion of training under professional supervision.