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Innowalk

Innowalk is a unique motorized helping aid which grants disabled children assisted movements in a standing position. Its exquisite design is made to adjust perfectly according to the child’s size, mobility needs and personal motivation. The movement and resistance of this revolutionary device can accommodate any child based on their physical efficiency, and it increases motivation and confidence as it allows the child the opportunity for entertainment and social interaction.

This highly effective tool can assist individuals with disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida, and can be a useful aid during rehabilitation after operations or accidents. Innowalk is easy to use and requires minimal help from assistants.

Innowalk is available in different sizes covering:

Measurements
Maximum weight of user	75 kg
Height of user	80-180 cm*

* above 170 cm individual assessment is needed

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Documentation

Click here for the complete documentation for the Innowalk

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Testimonials

We chose the Innowalk because it gives the closest “normal walking” training as possible, and it’s so easy! The movement is the closest to being anatomically correct, which is invaluable for children who are trying to build themselves back up after an injury. It is an especially fantastic tool for us therapists who use the Normal Movement principals. Training to stand is often passive for children in this group. Innowalk is active, and that’s what I as a therapist want to see more of. Also, it’s fun to use, and that means an increased motivation to train with it. There is only ONE thing that I would change about it: That it would come in larger sizes for taller children! Some children are already 170cm tall by the time they are 13 years old….and the last time I was testing the Innowalk, I asked about this. I’m not sure if you have looked further into this matter, but I hope you do! Remember that training and activity aids are granted (by the state) until the age of 26! Occupational Therapist

My client uses the Innowalk at school. With the Innowalk, my client can train and stretch his legs, and at the same study and learn at school. Physical Therapist

I have a disease called Proteus Syndrome, and it is quite progressed. After I turned 12 I began to move less and less, and I completely stopped walking and moving by the time I turned 15/16 years old. I noticed I became more and more stiff. In May of 2008, I had to amputate my left leg just over my knee. I was able to move to the bed and sofa with a wheelchair, but it was difficult and I pulled my muscles a lot. Before I was amputated, I saw the Innowalk on TV and I thought to myself right away that I wanted to have one of those! I asked my therapist if we could apply for one. At first she said no, but luckily she agreed in the end. Now I use the Innowalk anywhere from 20 to 80 minutes almost every day. I’ve noticed that I have become stronger and it’s much easier for me to move around. I almost never pull my muscles anymore! I am very satisfied with the Innowalk! User

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Specifications

Features and benefits of the Innowalk include:

Steady and corrected leg movement in a sitting and/or standing position.
Improves and maintains motion and joint flexibility.
Increases pulse rate, respiration and blood circulation while improving gastrointestinal function.
Prevents painful spasms.
Improves sleeping patterns, which enhances disposition and increases energy and performance.
Promotes friendly social interaction between the user and companions.
Capacity to be fitted with a wide range of optional equipment.