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Lokomat (Pro / Nanos / Pro Pediatric)
Treadmill-based robotic gait trainers. Treadmill-based robotic gait orthosis with body-weight support for intensive walking therapy.
Robotic gait and standing trainers
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 4 products
This is equipment for hospitals and rehabilitation centres, installed in a therapy room and shared by many patients. Treadmill-based trainers such as the Hocoma Lokomat suspend the patient in a harness and move the legs with a robotic orthosis over a moving belt. End-effector trainers, for example the Reha Technology G-EO System, move the feet on plates to simulate walking and stair climbing. Overground systems like the Hocoma Andago follow the patient across the floor and take part of the body weight. The Tyromotion Lexo is another gait trainer in the list. Therapists set up and supervise every session.
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Lexo
End-effector gait trainers. End-effector gait trainer that moves the feet on motorised plates with trunk support.
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G-EO System
End-effector gait trainers. Robotic gait rehabilitation system used in neurological rehabilitation clinics.
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Andago V2.0
Overground robotic body-weight support. Mobile robot that follows the patient and provides dynamic body-weight support and fall protection during overground walking.
How to choose
- Check room size, ceiling height, floor loading and power supply against the installation requirements.
- Compare patient setup time, because it decides how many sessions fit into a working day.
- Match the height and weight range to your patients, and ask about pediatric options if you treat children.
- Ask about staff training, service contracts and software updates before comparing purchase offers.
Common questions
What is the difference between an exoskeleton and an end-effector gait trainer?
An exoskeleton-type trainer drives the hip and knee joints directly through a frame attached to the legs. An end-effector trainer moves only the feet on footplates, and the joints above follow.
Can a robotic gait trainer be used at home?
These systems are large, fixed installations designed for clinics with trained staff. People who want robot-assisted gait therapy normally attend a rehabilitation centre that has one.