Walking & Lower-Extremity Independence

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For individuals who need light support while walking, an adjustable cane can provide an added point of contact for balance and confidence. A quad cane offers a wider base for people who need more stability than a standard cane.

 For individuals with  leg weakness, spasticity or other neurological walking challenges, the Cionic Neural Sleeve 2 combines sensors and multi-channel stimulation to assist multiple leg muscles and adapt to the user’s movement.

When foot drop causes toe drag, stumbling or difficulty lifting the front of the foot, the G4 Foot Drop System uses functional electrical stimulation to activate the appropriate muscles during walking.

For individuals with moderate lower-extremity weakness who need help with more than foot clearance, the Keeogo exoskeleton provides powered assistance while allowing the user to initiate and control their own movement.

Keeogo is designed to support functional activities such as walking, standing up, sitting down and climbing stairs. It may be considered when a cane, walker or foot-drop device does not provide enough assistance and the individual retains the ability to participate actively in movement.