ExoAtlet II

Quote onlySold to clinics on quotation through ExoAtlet Global and its distributors, with no published price (unconfirmed).

AvailableApp-adjustedHips & kneesSmart crutchesFES optionCE mark

Weeks+Ordered by rehabilitation centers through ExoAtlet Global and regional distributors in Europe and Korea. Not sold to individuals. The maker's website was offline in October 2026. ExoAtlet company profile ↗

Control: Therapist tablet app and ExoCloud data platform. A research mode with brain-computer-interface control has been used in university studies but is not a public SDK.

FDA device record (AccessGUDID) ↗Exoskeleton Report ↗Company profile ↗Cosmo Robotics IPO (Exoskeleton Report) ↗

Overview

ExoAtlet II is a crutch-based hip-and-knee gait trainer in the same class as the EksoNR, aimed at clinic rehabilitation after spinal cord injury, stroke, MS, cerebral palsy, brain injury and joint replacement. It has 13 anthropometric adjustments including thigh abduction and foot inversion, a back support for cervical injuries, a variable-assistance mode that sets drive power per leg, an FES option, spasticity protection and a battery that lasts a day of training, and it fits patients of 160–190 cm up to 100 kg. The company began in Russia in 2014 as a Skolkovo startup, moved its headquarters to Luxembourg, and as of May 2026 ExoAtlet Global S.A. is wholly owned by Cosmo Robotics of South Korea, where the device is also sold as the EA2 PRO. The maker states a CE mark, ISO 13485 certification and FDA clearance, but the 510(k) number could not be located (unconfirmed), and Korean MFDS approval is also (unconfirmed). Weight, speed and the 2019 release year are not published (unconfirmed), and a pediatric Bambini line uses the same control scheme.

Specifications

Category	Exoskeletons & exosuits · Medical & rehabilitation
Released	2019
Country	Luxembourg, South Korea
Availability	Available
Programmability	No SDK, app / visual programming only
Built-in autonomy	Reactive · Responds to its surroundings without a map, such as avoiding obstacles or following a person
LLM support	None · No voice assistant or LLM.
Best for	Ages 18+ (estimated)
Vision sensors	No vision sensors
Actuators	Brushless / direct-drive motors
Audio	No audio
Compute type	Proprietary / undisclosed
Control	App-adjusted
Weight	Not published (unconfirmed)
Assistance	Motors at both hips and knees walk the legs through an adjustable natural gait with independent drive power per leg, so patients with paraplegia or weakness from stroke, spinal cord injury, MS, cerebral palsy or brain injury can stand, walk and sit with crutches. Optional functional electrical stimulation fires the patient's own muscles in time with the steps.
Joints	Hips & knees
Battery & runtime	Battery rated for a full day of clinic training per charge. Capacity not published.
Operation	Smart crutches with buttons let the patient trigger steps and modes, a therapist runs sessions and settings from a tablet, and a control button on the back handles lets the therapist intervene. Sessions sync to the ExoCloud platform.
Sensors	Joint sensors and crutch buttons, with spasticity detection and emergency shutdown
Compute	Not published
SDK	None