Core Technology

The REVIVE X-U Exoskeleton

An active neuro-robotic lower-limb exoskeleton that decodes user intent through dual-mode neural signal capture. Designed to restore physiological gait patterns for stroke, SCI, and TBI patients.

REVIVE X-U Exoskeleton overview

Bridging Mind & Machine

Unlike passive braces or pre-programmed legacy devices that move patients mechanically, the REVIVE X-U reads raw microvolt motor intentions before movement occurs. By synchronizing brain and muscle activity, it bridges the gap in disrupted neural pathways to guide rehabilitation safely.

Built with aerospace-grade carbon fiber composites and high-torque clinical actuators, it delivers fluid, real-time power assistance exactly when the patient initiates a step.

Performance Parameters

Designed for Clinical Safety & Efficacy

Carbon-Fiber Hybrid

Lightweight Structure

Constructed using aerospace composites to minimize mechanical weight load on the patient while retaining rigid skeletal alignment.

Sling-Fit Harness

5-Minute Deployments

Ergonomic quick-release attachments and telescoping thigh/shin lengths allow rapid clinic setups across variable patient profiles.

Active Intent Loop

Neuro-Rehab Support

Continuous neural intent feedback triggers step synchronization, accelerating muscle re-education and neuroplasticity.

Actuated Torque

Dynamic Torque Control

Variable mechanical assist settings dynamically adapt knee and hip motors to match user weakness tiers.

Rehabilitation Flow

How the Assist System Works

01

Intent Decoding

Patient attempts to walk, generating brain (EEG) and muscle (EMG) signals.

02

Intent Interpretation

Exobonic real-time controls analyze patterns and identify movement commands.

03

Actuator Assist

Motors at the hips and knees apply calculated assist torque within milliseconds.

04

Neural Relearning

Physical step triggers sensory feedback, reinforcing brain rehabilitation.

See It In Action

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