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Latest updates, stories, and technological insights from the world of Sanitation Robotics.
Latest updates, stories, and technological insights from the world of Sanitation Robotics.
HCAH SuVitas Rehabilitation Centre has launched the advanced robotic gait trainer G Gaiter for the first time in Hyderabad during the inauguration of the Center for Advance Robotics & Recovery on World Stroke Day. In collaboration with Genrobotics Medical & Mobility, this launch introduces AI-driven robotic gait rehabilitation to support patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, and other mobility impairments.
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On World Stroke Day, the story from General Hospital Thiruvananthapuram highlights how robotic-assisted gait training with the G Gaiter is helping stroke survivors regain mobility and confidence. Through structured rehabilitation guided by the hospital’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation team, patients are showing significant improvement. The integration of advanced robotic technology is enhancing outcomes and reducing therapist workload.
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Shubhram, recovering from Guillain-Barré Syndrome, faced severe weakness that made basic daily activities difficult. Through consistent robot-assisted gait training and guidance from the therapists at Punarvaas, he gradually rebuilt strength, improved balance, and relearned proper walking patterns. This safe, precise, and engaging therapy boosted his independence, confidence, and overall mobility in just two months.
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On February 2, 2025, India’s First Paediatric Robotic Gait Trainer, G Gaiter Paediatric, was launched at the Iqraa - Thanal Super Specialty Early Intervention Center in Kozhikode. G Gaiter Paediatric aims to enhance paediatric rehabilitation for those with mobility impairments by offering a more precise and effective approach to gait training.
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On January 3, 2025, Genrobotics introduced India's First Paediatric Robotic Gait Trainer, the G-Gaiter Paediatric, at the C-DAC auditorium in Technopark, Thiruvananthapuram. The G-Gaiter Paediatric was inaugurated by Smt. Veena George, Hon’ble Minister for Health, Women, and Child Development, Government of Kerala, alongside other distinguished chief guests. The launch marked a milestone in paediatric rehabilitation.
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Robotic gait trainers help SCI patients regain mobility, improve motor function, and enhance rehabilitation. By preventing complications and promoting independence, these technologies transform recovery and improve quality of life. Integrated into therapy, they offer personalized support, stimulating neural pathways for better outcomes. Hospitals are adopting these tools to revolutionize spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
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