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Assisted movement to move forward with more confidence.
It is not simply about positioning or simply standing. It's about performing meaningful, repetitive movement that helps people participate more, move more, and sometimes even regain some functional skills.
Four ways to work on movement. Explore the option that matches what you are looking for.
How it works
Turn standing into useful movement.
The equipment guides a safe, repetitive movement: the body works standing, with support, and every repetition counts. This is how we start it:
Easy transfer
Swivel seat and folding bitutors to position yourself with minimal effort.
Standing and charging
The body is kept under load, in symmetry and as aligned as possible to work on dynamic standing.
active-assisted movement
The equipment guides an active-assisted, safe and repetitive movement of the whole body.
Tracking and progress
We review tolerance, times and objectives to move forward judiciously.
Videos
The equipment, in use.
Pitxuflitos and manufacturer material showing adjustments, transfers and real-world use.
InnowalkUnai using the Innowalk
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Four teams, four objectives
It is not “which one is better”, but which one fits your objective and environment.
Do you have doubts between two teams? We help you decide, with clear purchase or rental conditions.
Ask for guidanceWhy families trust us
Proven technology, explained with professional judgement and genuine support before and after you decide.
Since 2006
supporting families
Families and professionals
working together
Clear conditions
before deciding
Before and after
tracking, not just selling
Leading manufacturers
- Made for Movement
- GripAble
- Ottobock
- Theraplay
- Medigarments
First step
Tell us your situation. We guide you.
First we understand the objective; then we talk about equipment and conditions. Without commitment and with simple language.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to help you understand the service before deciding on the next step.
Still have questions? Write to usDoes robotic therapy replace physical therapy?
No. Robotic therapy works as a support tool within a rehabilitation plan, not as a substitute for clinical judgment. Its value is in facilitating movement repetitions, load work, motivation and continuity, always checking if the equipment fits with the person's objectives.
What can it contribute compared to a more conventional therapy?
It can provide intensity, regularity and a more structured way of working on movement. In tools like Innowalk, the person is not only standing: they move in an assisted and repetitive way. In GripAble, hand and arm exercises become interactive activities that help sustain motivation.
How do I know which team makes sense to value?
It depends on the main objective. Innowalk and Innowalk Pro work on movement of the entire body — the first designed for home, the second for clinics, schools and centers. GripAble and GripAble Pro focus on the hand and arm: one to continue therapy at home, another to evaluate and track progress in the clinic. That is why the first decision should not be “what equipment to buy”, but rather understanding what you want to improve and in what environment.
Is robotic therapy used only in the clinic?
Not always. Some solutions can be evaluated for home, centre, school or other environments, depending on the equipment and conditions of use. The important thing is to confirm that the tool can be realistically integrated into the routine, safely and with acceptable preparation for the family or care team.
What do you review before recommending a solution?
We review the functional situation, the work objective, the environment where it would be used, transfers, tolerance to movement, rental or purchase conditions and subsequent support. Technology only makes sense if it improves the quality of life in practical ways.