Video of ReWalk Exoskeleton System

I'm a quadriplegic with some use of my hands but not completely. If he doesn't mind me asking, *how* much use does Mr. Goffer *have*? /Where is his injury? I am very, VERY interested in the development of this product. Is there a way *into* the program at Moss Rehab? Where else can I get more information?? Thanks.

I am also very interested in this amazing product, I cannot walk due to a motorcycle crash [watershed brain injury] and a lack of strength in legs.

I am located in the UK but I would fly any were in the world to try / get involved in this scientific break through.

I have the use of my legs but I have to give props to the gentleman that created this device. This is very neat. Awesomeness.

Awesome work. This will not only give mobility to folks who are disabled, but also for older folks who do not want to use a motorised wheel chair.

I have couple of caveats though:

- The guy using this has to push a button to climb stairs. Why cannot this be automated?
All you would need is to sense a hurdle at ankle length, this is such a simple piece of addition to the exoskeleton.

- Why does this guys control have to be on his wrist? Why cant there be a counter part to his control on his front supports? this way if he needs to stop or sit, he can push the button without removing his hand from his crutch.

- As research progresses, sensors should be included in his footwear to make sure he does not keel over when he is not supporting himself using his crutches. Example: stabilisation mechanism to kick in if the person using it stands still for more than 20 seconds, thus reducing the weight of the equipment off his back.

Rajiv, I could give a few reasons. Also the remote could probably be placed anywhere, how ever no one location is perfect, he just prefers it on his wrist. As for manualy changing modes, it would really be hard to guess what the user really wants to do. IMO automatically going into step climb mode when it senses something in front of you could yield more unintended consequences then not.

Not really sure what you mean by the last one.

Questions about the Argo ReWalk can be sent to info@argomedtec.com.

My 18 year old son is a quadraplegic and we are VERY interested and excited about ReWalk. How are people getting involved with the U.S. trial and how can we find out more about that?? Very impressed. Thank you to all of those wonderful, caring people involved in this project!

I AM 25 YEARS OLD FOR LAST 5 YEARS I AM PARAPELIGIC DUE TO SPINAL INJURY I AM STANDING N TRYING TO MOVE LITTLE BIT WITH HELP OF STANDARD CALLIPERS

My 17 year old son was injured in a car crash a year ago and is paralyzed from the waist down. We are very interested in this product and the forthcoming research in the United States. I have the same questions as Angela in a previous posting. How do we go about getting involved in the trial testing in the U.S.

Thank you so much for your dedication to this project.

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