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MAK ACTIVE KNEE

Built by Marsi Bionics · Spain· Launched 2020

Updated Oct 2026·methodology

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MAK Active Knee

Marsi Bionics

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51.8/ 100

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On sale20%75/100
In use20%Not counted yet
Track record12%60/100
Specs on file12%90/100
Funding12%Not counted yet
Company age8%65/100
Other robots6%41/100
News6%Not counted yet
Wikipedia entry4%Not counted yet

Overview

The MAK ACTIVE KNEE is the first robotic knee orthosis that interprets and meets the patient's needs to achieve functional walking, providing the required assistance at each moment. It offers superior control and precision during rehabilitation, delivering personalized treatment, reducing recovery times, and decreasing pain. This device is ideal for individuals with knee weakness, such as those who have undergone arthroplasty surgery or suffered a stroke, among other conditions. It enables an early return to daily life by enhancing mobility and reducing discomfort.

Key specs

  • Built for rehabilitation clinic and post surgery recovery
  • Used across healthcare

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Specifications

From the makerCheckedEstimated
7 h
2020
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Active

Detailed specifications

What it is built for4
Applications
rehabilitation clinic,personal mobility
medical rehabilitation
healthcare
indoor
Movement & precision1
Actuator Type
electric motor
Sensing & perception2
imu,force torque
Yes
Controls & integration1
bluetooth
Buying & support1
Availability Status
available
Other details11
Load Path
ground
Assist Mode
active
Body Coverage
knee only
Sizes Offered
custom
Donning Assist
solo
Frame Material
carbon fiber,aluminum
Joints Actuated
knee
Safety Features
emergency stop,fall detection
Control Strategy
intent detection,gait phase detection
Indication For Use
knee weakness,post-arthroplasty,post-stroke
Regulatory Clearance
CE_MDR

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Company milestones(estimated)

  • May 2024DeploymentEarly clinical implementation in total knee arthroplasty rehabilitation
  • 2021LaunchATLAS 2030 received CE clearance
  • 2021LaunchATLAS 2030 clinical-use authorization announced
  • 2013MilestoneCompany founded
  • Not yet on fileMilestoneAll-terrain home-use prototype described
  • Not yet on fileMilestonePersonal-use exoskeleton teaser released
  • Not yet on fileLaunchEXPLORER MB product information page
  • Not yet on fileMilestonePrototype awaiting CE certification

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the MAK ACTIVE KNEE?
The MAK ACTIVE KNEE is developed by Marsi Bionics, based in Spain.
What type of robot is the MAK ACTIVE KNEE?
The MAK ACTIVE KNEE is a Exoskeleton made by Marsi Bionics.
How much does the MAK ACTIVE KNEE cost?
Pricing for the MAK ACTIVE KNEE is not publicly listed. Contact Marsi Bionics for a quote.
When was the MAK ACTIVE KNEE launched?
The MAK ACTIVE KNEE was launched in 2020.

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