LEXO is a robotic gait trainer developed for the lower body that sets a new standard in gait therapy. LEXO’s innovative system encourages patients to actively initiate movement on the device. This active training approach supports the fundamental components of walking—such as weight transfer and load bearing—providing effective gait training. The integrated pelvic system allows the device to be precisely adapted to each patient’s individual needs. The system can be easily adjusted and supports physiologically correct posture, helping to promote a natural gait pattern.
LEXO offers various transfer options tailored to the individual needs and functional levels of patients. The integrated lifting system helps therapists position the patient safely and easily. The self-transfer mode enables patients to move independently into the device position.
LEXO provides real-time biofeedback that reflects the patient’s own activity during different phases of walking. This feedback supports active weight transfer and helps continuously improve the gait pattern. Visual biofeedback also increases patient motivation and contributes to achieving a more accurate and balanced walking pattern.
One of the most powerful features of LEXO is its ability to encourage the highest possible level of active patient participation during gait rehabilitation. The system provides only the necessary level of support, allowing the patient to use their own movement and develop a physiological walking pattern.
The virtual environment and gamified exercise structure of LEXO help patients maintain motivation for both short-term exercises and long-term rehabilitation goals.
Advantages of LEXO Gait Rehabilitation for Patients
- Provides safe and stable gait training while reducing the need for multiple therapists
- Allows therapists to focus more on the patient and the treatment process
- Makes therapy more motivating and sustainable through gamification
- With biofeedback, patients can visually track their progress during every session
