Complete Neuro Physiotherapy Trial EksoUE by EksoBionics

Lucille Watts • October 26, 2020

The EksoUE is a wearable exoskeleton designed to assist patients who suffer from upper extremity paralysis or weakness. 

The Ectron team recently visited Complete Neuro Physiotherapy in Stourbridge with the new EksoUE from Ekso Bionics 


Therapists and patients were given the opportunity to trial the EksoUE as part of their therapy programmes. Please watch the short film above to learn more.



About EkoUE


The EksoUE is a wearable upper limb exoskeleton designed by EksoBionics


The EksoUE is a wearable, upper-extremity exoskeleton designed to assist a patient’s affected shoulder and arm during rehabilitation. With EksoUE, patients can achieve rehab sessions with a higher dosage, more intense therapy, and a wider active range of motion.

The EksoUE can be used while sitting, standing, and moving around, which is particularly useful in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) scenarios. It does not rely on any electronics or batteries needing recharging and can be operated without disruption all day long. It can also be used in conjunction with other rehabilitation technologies


EksoUE has interchangeable springs, allowing for different powered active assisted function movement, based on the patient’s strength, endurance, and weight of their extremity. The patient wears the device to participate in occupational or physical therapy sessions to provide active assist/increased active range of motion in many planes, reduce gravitational forces, allow for longer activity sessions, and lead to more high intensity sessions.


About Ekso Bionics


EksoBionics have helped thousands of patients take over 150 million Ekso-aided steps.


Ekso is offered in 270+ centers worldwide.

With programs in over 30 countries around the globe, Ekso has helped tens of thousands of patients take over 150 million steps.


Ekso Bionics are renowned for developing disruptive clinical robotics to tackle loss of mobility and cognition. In doing so, EksoBionics have helped thousands of patients take over 130 million Ekso-aided steps and have inspired an entirely new medical device industry. EksoBionics are rethinking rehabilitation, but still have the same goal: helping people regain their full mobility.



For more information about the EksoUE or to book a demonstration, please call 0117 941 3979 or email: enquiries@ectron.co.uk

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