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Self-balancing exoskeletons. Self-balancing personal exoskeleton that provides hands-free upright mobility at home without crutches.
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Wandercraft Atalante X self-balancing rehabilitation exoskeleton
The Wandercraft Atalante X is a self-balancing rehabilitation exoskeleton for gait and balance therapy in clinics. Its 12 motors include a powered ankle, and it holds the patient upright without crutches, so therapists can work on stepping, weight shifting and turning. Assistance can be set differently for each side and joint. It is FDA cleared and CE marked, and is not a device for home use.
- Type
- Self-balancing rehabilitation exoskeleton
- Motors
- 12, including articulated ankle
- Setting
- Clinic only, not for home use
- US indications
- Stroke hemiplegia, SCI C4-L5, MS
Wandercraft Atalante X key features
- Self-balancing, hands-free
- 12 motors including an articulated ankle
- Assistance adjustable by side and by joint
- FDA cleared: stroke 2022, SCI T5-L5 2024, SCI C4-L5 and MS 2025
- CE marked; listed on the Australian ARTG as Class IIa
- Clinic use only, with a certified operator
Who the Wandercraft Atalante X suits
For rehabilitation clinics treating adults with hemiplegia, paraplegia or tetraplegia, including after stroke, spinal cord injury from C4 to L5 or multiple sclerosis. Patients must be 18 or older and able to tolerate standing. Sessions are run by trained clinicians.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Wandercraft Atalante X specifications
| Type | Self-balancing rehabilitation exoskeleton |
|---|---|
| Motors | 12, including articulated ankle |
| Setting | Clinic only, not for home use |
| US indications | Stroke hemiplegia, SCI C4-L5, MS |
| Europe and Australia | Hemiplegia, paraplegia, tetraplegia |
| Patient age | 18 and older |
| FDA | Cleared 2022 (stroke), 2024 (SCI T5-L5), 2025 (SCI C4-L5, MS) |
| Other approvals | CE mark; Australian ARTG Class IIa; ARCSA Ecuador |
| Not for | Sports, stair climbing |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Maker country | France |
| Brand | Wandercraft |
| Category | Walking exoskeletons, Self-balancing exoskeletons |
| Catalog ID | EX-005 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Wandercraft Atalante X: common questions
Can I buy an Atalante X for home?
No. Atalante X is for clinical settings only and needs a certified operator. Wandercraft's Eve is the model meant for personal use.
Which conditions is Atalante X cleared for in the USA?
Hemiplegia after stroke, spinal cord injury from C4 to L5, and multiple sclerosis, in patients aged 18 and older.
Does Atalante X need crutches or a walker?
No. It is self-balancing and hands-free.
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