BSIP batch 30 2016
EN_01240018_0041
Editorial Only
Reportage in a rehabilitation centre in Germany, specialising in neurological rehabilitation after a stroke or head injury. The centre is equipped with a number of robotic technologies which facilitate exercises. A patient who is paralysed in both legs uses the bionic Ekso exoskeleton with the help of two physiotherapists. The exoskeleton allows him to stand and walk again. He can naturally learn the movements involved in walking again.
2015-05-12
East News
BSIP
AMELIE-BENOIST / BSIP
Bsip_014531_027
0,77MB
11cm x 17cm by 300dpi
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