A revolutionary bionic exoskeleton helps children walk again

The new Marsi Bionics design uses AI to translate brain signals into action.
By Teodosia Dobriyanova  on 
A picture of a child's legs as he walks supported by an exoskeleton. The text on screen on the bottom left corner reads: 'Standing up again'.
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Marsi Bionics, a Spanish tech company, has developed the first ever bionic exoskeleton designed exclusively for children. The revolutionary creation is called ATLAS 2030 and offers full bodily support from feet to torso, with an optional head restraint system. With the help of machine learning algorithms, the exoskeleton is able to decipher a subject’s intention to move and immediately translate that into action.

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Teodosia Dobriyanova
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Teodosia is a video producer at Mashable UK, focussing on stories about climate resilience, urban development, and social good.


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