What if robotics could bring a whole new approach to mobility into your everyday life?
Check if you're a good fitFor millions of people living with an illness or recovering from an accident, the goal is to regain their ability to live a normal daily life. The mobility solutions available to date limit access to upright mobility and interactions on equal footing.
Eve was developed based on years of experience treating thousands of people who wanted to go beyond rehabilitation. Eve enables people in wheelchairs to regain upright mobility and hands-free independence—with the assistance of a trained companion.
The Eve personal exoskeleton is approved by the FDA under K260381 for adults with spinal cord injuries—regardless of the level of the neurological lesion.
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Talking on equal terms, baking a cake, brushing your teeth, spending time with the people who matter to you as equals.
Rooted in medical robotics that has proven itself in over 150 clinical centers worldwide.
Designed for the spaces where you live—indoors, on your balcony, or on your rooftop terrace—surrounded by the people who matter most to you, with confidence and complete control.
Manufactured with components that meet medical device standards, designed for daily use, and built for long-term reliability. The hardware and software are customized to each user's needs.
Every journey with Eve begins with a personal evaluation. We guide you through the entire process—with specialized training and maintenance support.
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Eve is provided through a structured evaluation process that begins with a virtual screening. Our clinical team then conducts testing sessions with you and your companion to confirm your eligibility and guide you through the process—so you know exactly what to expect.
Once your eligibility has been confirmed, you and your companion can begin your training with certified instructors. Through an effective program consisting of 5 sessions of about two hours each—completed in just one week or spread out over 30 days—you will earn your certification.
Once you and your caregiver are certified, you can take your Eve exoskeleton home and experience upright mobility in your daily life.
Questions
Eve is a self-balancing personal exoskeleton designed for everyday use. It allows you to stand up and walk hands-free—without crutches or a walker—so you can turn while standing, reach for things, and use your hands: stand at the kitchen counter, talk to someone at eye level, and reach the sink in the bathroom. Because Eve balances itself, standing independently is possible even without core control—provided a trained caregiver is present. Eve is designed to complement your wheelchair, not to replace it.
Eve is intended for adults 18 years of age and older with spinal cord injuries—regardless of the level of the neurological lesion—who are able to operate Eve using the remote control and tolerate a standing position. There are also physical limitations, as Eve is customized to your measurements: up to 100 kg (220 lb) and 1.94 m (6 ft 4 in), within specified ranges for thigh length, leg length, pelvic width, and joint mobility. Eve is a prescription-only device; therefore, the final decision is always made by the licensed healthcare professional who prescribes it following an individual assessment.
Yes. Eve is approved by the FDA under K260381 for adults with spinal cord injuries—regardless of the level of the neurological lesion. It is a Class II medical device and is available by prescription only; therefore, it must be prescribed by a licensed healthcare professional. Eve will be commercially available in the United States starting September 17, 2026. Other regions will follow.
Yes, always. Eve is used in the presence of a trained attendant who is trained and certified alongside you and who remains within reach while you are walking. Your attendant will also help you safely exit the device if something does not go as planned. Attendants are also evaluated—including a physical test to ensure they can support the device if you lose your balance.
On flat indoor surfaces, as well as on flat outdoor surfaces that are part of your building: a porch, a balcony, a patio, or a courtyard. The surface must be solid, dry, and smooth—such as tile or other smooth, hard flooring, short-pile carpet, or concrete in these outdoor areas. Eve is not intended for use on stairs, slopes, or ramps—including ADA-compliant curb cuts—wet or icy surfaces, in crowds, in parking lots, or on roadways, and is not designed for sports. Eve must never be used to cross a public street, as its walking speed is too slow to be safe for that purpose.
You and your caregiver will be trained and certified together—following a clinical evaluation and individual fitting. The program consists of five sessions, each lasting about two hours, led by certified trainers and featuring a mix of instruction and hands-on practice. It covers transfers, operating the remote control, walking on level surfaces, activities of daily living, as well as safety and emergency procedures, and concludes with an exam that covers both normal use and emergency situations. It can be completed in just one week or spread out over approximately 30 days.
The hands-free exoskeleton for the rehabilitation of patients worldwide.
