Product overview A wearable mobility exoskeleton designed to assist walking and supported lower limb training for elderly users and people undergoing stroke rehabilitation. The device provides mechanical support at the hips and knees, stabilizes gait, and enables guided repetitions during assisted walking and rehabilitation exercises. Key benefits Safer, more stable walking: Rigid frame and joint supports reduce the effort required to stand and walk, increasing stability during assisted ambulation. Repetitive, guided movement: Supports consistent leg motion for rehabilitation training sessions and daily mobility practice. fit: Multiple adjustment points accommodate different body shapes and sizes for comfortable, secure wear. Practical and easy to use: Quickrelease straps and intuitive attachment make it suitable for use at home, in clinics, or in assisted living settings. Main functions Assisted walking support for lower limbs through mechanical joint guidance. Adjustable load distribution to reduce strain on affected legs during standing and stepping. Strap and padding system for secure fixation and user comfort throughout training sessions. Materials and construction Lightweight structural frame for reduced user burden during wear. Reinforced joint components to provide reliable support during repeated motion. Soft, breathable padding and adjustable straps to minimize pressure points and improve user comfort. Durable fasteners and connection points for consistent performance over time. Compatibility and sizing Designed to fit adult users with adjustable waist and leg attachments to match common body sizes. Modular mounting and strap systems allow use in a range of environments including home, clinic, and assisted living facility. Suitable for use alongside standard walking aids such as canes or walkers when additional stability is needed. Performance and usability Simple setup and adjustment allow caregivers or therapists to prepare the device quickly. Ergonomic alignment of the hip and knee joints helps maintain a natural gait pattern while assistance is provided. Lightweight design minimizes added burden while maintaining structural support for standing and stepping tasks. Typical use scenarios Home practice sessions: A caregiver fits the exoskeleton to assist a family member with daily walking drills and short supervised walks around the home. Clinic rehabilitation: A therapist uses the device during guided therapy sessions to deliver consistent lower limb repetitions and monitor gait patterns. Assisted living mobility: Staff use the exoskeleton to help residents with limited lower limb strength participate in supervised ambulation and transfers. What to expect A practical tool to provide mechanical assistance and stability during walking and lower limb training. Adjustable, usercentered design to balance support and comfort for adult users. A device intended for use under supervision by caregivers or rehabilitation professionals as part of mobility and training programs. Packaging and support information Includes exoskeleton frame, adjustable straps, padding components, and user adjustment guide. Care instructions: clean padding with mild soap and water and inspect fasteners and joints regularly for wear. worn components per the product guide. Note This product is an assistive device to support walking and training activities. It is intended to be used as part of a supervised rehabilitation or mobility plan and not as a standalone cure or guarantee of outcomes.