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This Exoskeleton Could Help Stroke Patients Get Back on Their Feet

A stroke can seriously affect balance and coordination. Many sufferers need to learn how to walk again. The exoskeleton is called Atalante and was designed by French firm Wandercraft. It’s self-balancing and operates hands-free. This means users can move their arms naturally as they walk. It also makes it suitable for people with limited upper body mobility.

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