GaitExo - Lower Limb Exoskeletons for Stroke & Neuro Rehabilitation
Clinical-grade gait training solutions from China at 1/3 Western brand pricing.
The Rehabilitation Reality Most Hospitals Face
EksoGT €95,000, ReWalk €85,000 - too expensive for most hospitals.
Therapists can only provide about 20 minutes of gait training per patient per day.
Manual training is inconsistent and depends on therapist strength.
Single devices cannot cover the full rehab journey from early standing to community walking.
High acquisition and maintenance costs delay projects.
Why Hospitals and Distributors Choose GaitExo
Economics
FOB €18K-€32K, hospital price €45K-€55K vs Western brands €85K-€100K+.
Around 40% distributor margins with a 2-3 year ROI for hospitals.
View ProductsComplete Rehab Matrix
One gait trainer, hip assist devices, and ankle units in one portfolio.
Covers the full pathway: bed → standing → intensive gait training → daily walking.
View ProductsTechnology & Reliability
Manufacturing partner with ISO13485 and a joint lab with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Devices already used in Chinese neuro-rehab hospitals with English manuals available.
View ProductsTechnology You Can Trust
EULON Robotics as core manufacturing partner.
Joint lab with CAS Shenzhen focusing on lower limb exoskeletons and gait biomechanics.
Production under ISO13485 with thousands of units per year capacity.
For Distributors: Strong Margins, Clear Positioning
Typical structure: demo unit around €25K → hospital sale around €55K.
Clear space for approximately 40% distributor margin.
Positioned as rehabilitation training equipment under HS8479.89, avoiding long medical certification projects at the start.
Germany and Nordics as initial focus markets.
For Hospitals: More Training, Less Strain
With Manual Therapy
Roughly 20 minutes of gait training per patient per day.
With GaitExo Systems
Up to 60+ minutes of structured robotic gait training per patient.
Therapists experience less physical strain and can supervise more patients safely.
Three-Step Implementation
Start with one demo unit for a 60-90 day pilot.
Collect clinical feedback and patient outcomes.
Scale to a full configuration if results match expectations.
Key Questions, Answered
Are these devices certified as medical devices?
Currently, our devices are exported as rehabilitation training equipment under HS8479.89. Local distributors may pursue medical device registration in their markets based on local regulations and business needs.
What import classification do you use?
We typically classify our exoskeletons under HS8479.89 as machines with independent functions for rehabilitation training purposes. This classification facilitates faster customs clearance while allowing distributors to pursue medical device pathways locally if needed.
What is the usual lead time?
Standard delivery is 4-8 weeks from order confirmation, depending on product configuration and quantity. Air freight options are available for urgent projects.
What payment terms are available?
We offer flexible terms including T/T (30% deposit, 70% before shipment) for initial orders. Established partners may qualify for extended terms after successful pilot projects.
Ready to Talk?
Let's Build Your
Rehabilitation Solution
Whether you're a distributor exploring new product lines or a hospital seeking cost-effective exoskeleton solutions, we're here to design a partnership that works for you.
Distributors: Talk to us about territory and margins.
Hospitals: Talk to us about your first demo unit.