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Gait Assit System MAX (M Series)
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MAX M Series of products are light-weight exoskeleton suit for walking that designed for assisting patients to walk with less efforts. It can connect with our mobile phone APP through Bluetooth connection. It provides assist mode, left hemiplegia mode and right hemiplegia mode for users.
Specifications of Gait Assit System MAX (M Series)
Model
MAX3.0 - M1
MAX3.0-M2
MAX3.0-P3
Function
Assist mode
Left hemiplegia mode
Right hemiplegia mode
Left hemiplegia mode
Right hemiplegia mode
Assist mode
Equipment Size
Length 450mm×width 270mm×height 500mm, tolerance ±10%
Length of Leg Boost Rod
221.4mm (Adult Version) , 126mm(Children Version), tolerance ±0.02%
Net Weight
3.2kg±5%
Boost Level
Five Level (adjustable)
Boost
12Nm (Max)
Battery
Lithium battery, DC 21.6 V
Battery Life
Approx. 120min
Charging Time
2h
Input Power
100-240V ,50/60Hz
Use environment
Indoor or outdoor (except rainy days)
Gait Assit System MAX (M Series) Features
1. Light-weight and compact design: the net weight of the robot is appromixately 3.2KG. It comes with a compact design in order to make sure users to wear it easily.
2. Five levels of boost: the robot can provide total five levels of boost for users and the maxium boost is 12 N·m.
3. Multiple mode options: the robot has serval working modes including assistance mode, left hemiplegia mode and right hemiplegia mode. It can meet users' demand in different situation.
4. Adjustable structure: the bandages for back and leg are all adjustable, which keep patients comfortable and secure when they are using the machine.
Application Case of Gait Assit System MAX (M Series)
Gait assist system are widely used in Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, China (University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Hospital, Community Rehabilitation Center NGO, VTC, Hong Kong Anglican Nursing Home), and various provinces and cities in mainland China.
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