Patient training with the Atalante X exoskeleton
rehabilitation exoskeleton

The progression from the acute phase to the chronic phase

A device designed for the realities of rehabilitation.

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From Diagnosis to the Realm of Possibilities

Atalante X enables patients with walking difficulties of varying severity—including those with upper limb impairments or cognitive disorders—to stand up and move around hands-free. Thanks to its self-balancing technology, Atalante X replicates a physiological gait pattern to address complex clinical profiles.

Atalante X can be used for both early mobilization and chronic conditions. It is designed for use in programs that follow the key principles of rehabilitation: early mobilization, high intensity, repetition, personalization, and specificity.

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A patient walking with Atalante X during a therapy session

Designed for rehabilitation

Atalante X is designed for both therapists and patients. It is a tool for daily rehabilitation, suitable for a wide range of therapeutic goals and patient profiles.

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Clinical Versatility

It is tailored to each patient’s therapeutic goals, from early intervention to long-term rehabilitation.

Self-balancing technology

It stabilizes itself automatically so that all patients, including those without trunk control, can walk safely while therapists focus on rehabilitation.

High-Intensity Rehabilitation

Enables intensive and repeatable walking training on the floor, while reducing caregiver fatigue.

Measured Progress

Track walking parameters in real time and compare performance from one session to the next for a quick and standardized assessment of your patients' progress.

12 engines
including a swivel joint
Asymmetric assistance
and specific to each joint
All-day use
with battery replacement
Travel
multidirectional
Patient playing basketball while walking with Atalante X

Clinical Indications

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Europe and Australia

Atalante X is indicated for adult patients with hemiplegia/hemiparesis, paraplegia/paraparesis, or tetraplegia/tetraparesis, regardless of the cause.

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The United States and Ecuador

Atalante X is indicated for individuals with hemiplegia resulting from a stroke, a spinal cord injury (C4–L5), or multiple sclerosis (MS).

The device is intended for patients 18 years of age and older who are able to stand.

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Prerequisites

Operators must have completed a certified training program before using the device.

The Atalante X is not intended for sports or climbing stairs.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Atalante X?

Atalante X is a self-balancing, hands-free rehabilitation exoskeleton designed for walking on the ground. It stabilizes itself autonomously, allowing all patients—including those without trunk control—to stand and walk without crutches or a walker, while therapists focus on rehabilitation. It features 12 motors, including an articulated ankle, and replicates a physiological gait pattern. It can be used for early mobilization as well as for chronic conditions.

Where is Atalante X authorized or approved?

Atalante X has received three FDA approvals: for stroke rehabilitation in December 2022, for spinal cord injuries at levels T5 through L5 in February 2024, and for spinal cord injuries at levels C4 through L5 as well as for multiple sclerosis in November 2025. It is CE-marked in Europe, with certification expanded in August 2025 to cover a broader range of neurological conditions, including tetraplegia. It is listed in the Australian Therapeutic Goods Register as a Class IIa device and was approved by ARCSA in Ecuador in July 2026.

What does a session involve, and what can we measure?

The sessions consist of walking training on the floor: repeated steps, weight shifts, turns, and multidirectional movements, at the frequency and intensity specified in your protocol. The assistance can be adjusted asymmetrically and joint by joint to suit each patient’s therapeutic goals. Patients are positioned in the device while seated—a published study of post-stroke patients reported an average setup time of 6 minutes and 43 seconds and a removal time of 1 minute and 32 seconds. Gait parameters are monitored in real time to support data-driven recovery, and the battery allows for all-day use with a single battery change.

What training does our team need?

Operators must have completed a certified training program before using the device, and Atalante X must be used under the supervision of trained healthcare professionals throughout each session. The schedule and duration are determined in consultation with our team—please ask about this when you request a demo.

What is Atalante X not intended for?

Atalante X is not intended for sports or climbing stairs. It is a rehabilitation device designed for use in healthcare facilities under the supervision of trained staff; it is not a personal device for home use. Our personal exoskeleton for home use is Eve, a separate device with its own approval and indication.