The REX is a Surgical / Medical robot developed by Rex Bionics (NZ).
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Overview
REX is a hands-free robotic exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation of people with mobility impairments, including severe disabilities such as spinal cord injury and hemiplegia from stroke or traumatic brain injury. It provides powered assistance for standing, walking forwards/backwards/sideways, turning, and predefined exercises (squats, lunges, sit-to-stand, leg swings, stretches). The device uses 10 custom linear actuators, 27 onboard microprocessors, and proprietary control code to deliver stable motion for users up to 100 kg. It is designed for use in rehabilitation centres and hospitals under the supervision of a healthcare professional.
Flagship features
- Designed for people with mobility impairments, including those with more severe disabilities
- Offers rehabilitation options and enhances mobility for a wide range of people
- REX is powered by rechargeable, interchangeable batteries
- Offers a wide range of exercises specifically designed for patients with mobility impairments
Buyer decision signals
Viability
AIM listing
Availability
Specifications
Category: Surgical / Medical- Payload
- 100 kg
- Weight
- 38 kg
- Battery
- 1 h
- Price
- Contact for quote
- Status
- active
Company profile
- Founded
- 2003
Detailed specifications
Power & battery2
- Battery Type
- lithium-polymer
- Battery Capacity Ah
- 16.5
Other11
- Applications
- rehabilitation_clinic
- Sub Category
- medical_rehabilitation
- Motor Details
- 10 custom designed linear actuators
- Company Country
- US
- Deployment Notes
- PhysioFunction, UK rehabilitation centres; CEO Jon Graham cited as user
- Industries Served
- healthcare
- User Testimonials
- Gareth Herridge (C4 spinal injury), Sophie Morgan (T4 spinal injury)
- Control Code Lines
- 500,000 lines of proprietary code
- Availability Status
- available
- Microprocessor Count
- 27
- Additional Information
- - Designed for people with mobility impairments, including those with more severe disabilities - Offers rehabilitation options and enhances mobility for a wide range of people - REX is powered by rechargeable, interchangeable batteries - Offers a wide range of exercises specifically designed for patients with mobility impairments
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Company milestones
- 2014MilestoneAIM listing
- 2003MilestoneFounded in Auckland
- —DeploymentREX available in New Zealand and tested in Australia and European countries
- —Milestone8 years of development for wheelchair-bound rehabilitation solution
- —MilestoneRex Bionics seeking FDA approval for US market entry
- —LaunchREX Robotic Exoskeleton introduced as world's first self-balancing rehabilitation robot
- —PartnershipRex Bionics establishes distribution partnerships in US, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Denmark, and Belgium
More videos
Sophie Morgan - Walking with REX, the hands-free robotic walking device
REX P User TBI
REX: Unique functions & benefits of a robotic walking device
REX technology leads the way in the USA
Eighty eight year old Robert is the oldest man ever to use REX to walk
Paralysed Military Veteran walks for the first time using a REX
Rexercises
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the REX?
- The REX is developed by Rex Bionics, based in NZ.
- What type of robot is the REX?
- The REX is a Surgical / Medical robot made by Rex Bionics.
- How much does the REX cost?
- Pricing for the REX is not publicly listed — contact Rex Bionics for a quote.
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