Rehabilitation Support
Rehabilitation wearable robot · reduced muscle strength · training
When muscle strength declines, raising an arm or walking becomes difficult in itself. As light as clothing, Bionic Suit — a 3rd-generation textile wearable robot — assists these motions to support rehabilitation training and independence in daily life.
57%+ Shoulder range-of-motion improvement — SNUH clinical trial, muscular dystrophy patients
Challenges on Site
- Reduced muscle strength makes everyday arm elevation difficult
- Repetitive rehabilitation training requires assisting personnel
- Existing assistive devices are heavy and bulky, so they are hard to use day to day
- If a device is cumbersome to put on, training is hard to sustain
The SARTEXO Solution
Recommended products
Expected effects
- 57%+ shoulder range-of-motion improvement confirmed in a Seoul National University Hospital trial
- Shoulder-only assist suit, 840 g — worn over everyday clothing
- Lower limb product in development for gait training support
Assisted motions and research areas
- Shoulder joint mobility training support
- Support for daily motions such as eating and washing
- Gait training support
- Supporting independence for people with reduced upper limb strength
Evidence
Soft Exosuit Based on Fabric Muscle to Assist Shoulder Joint Movements in Patients with Neuromuscular Diseases
IEEE TNSRE (2025)
SNUH clinical trial — 57%+ shoulder range-of-motion improvement
Clinical trial under the Lee Kun-hee Pediatric Cancer & Rare Disease Program
Seoul National University Hospital
Conducted with patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy
Shoulder-Assist Soft Wearable Robot
KR 10-2825892 (2025)
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