Bambini Teens is a robotic walking system developed specifically for children with congenital or acquired neurological disorders.
Active and passive gait programs provide options for a wide variety of users.
It is the first overground walking exoskeleton with powered ankle motion to enable more natural gait training.
For more natural gait patterns, the system is equipped with ankle motors, to ensure active ankle function during gait. The ankle motors enable children with walking disorders to train with a heel-to-toe gait pattern.
Customized gait training is available according to the user’s ability (step height, step length, walking speed, step interval).
Active or Passive walking modes can be selected, enabling efficient gait training for each user. Children using Bambini in the Active mode can train while initiating each step with their own muscle function.
For added safety, the system is designed to detect abnormal walking patterns during training. Each powered joint is equipped with sensors that automatically stop exoskeleton motion if abnormal gait patterns are detected.
Therapists can also press the emergency button to stop the system immediately.
Cam levers allow for quick and easy adjustments to ensure proper fit for each user. (pelvis width, thigh length, calf length)
Ratchet buckles allow for micro-adjustments and quick release when donning and doffing Bambini.(pelvis corset, thigh cuffs, calf cuffs, users’ existing footwear)
Manage training data, and view training progress
at a glance in graph format.
Healthcare professionals can easily
convert therapy session results to
Excel or PDF files.
Patient’s data can be stored on the
secure tablet and easily reviewed in
future sessions.