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This past Sunday, September 8th, 2024, marked World Physiotherapy Day, a date proclaimed by the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) since 1996 to highlight the importance of this profession in promoting good health and independence for all. This year, the chosen theme was "Low Back Pain," a highly relevant topic in our society where physiotherapy plays a pivotal role. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, and especially in our robotic neurorehabilitation clinics, Movex Clinics , we want to take this opportunity to pay tribute to our incredible team of physiotherapists. They are the heart of our center, and today, more than ever, we want to celebrate their tireless work, dedication, and the compassionate, personalized care they provide to each of our patients. The Importance of Our Physiotherapists The work of our physiotherapists goes beyond just applying advanced therapeutic techniques; it involves delivering holistic care that extends beyond the physical aspect. At Movex Clinics, we understand that each patient's recovery is unique. That's why our team takes the time to deeply understand each person, tailoring treatments in a personalized manner and providing continuous support, both physically and emotionally. Our physiotherapists combine cutting-edge technology in robotic rehabilitation with extensive expertise in manual therapies, electrotherapy, massage therapy, and therapeutic exercises. Thanks to their efforts, many people have regained their quality of life, autonomy, and well-being. Celebrating Their Day At Movex Clinics, this World Physiotherapy Day has been a special occasion to recognize and express our gratitude for the daily work of our physiotherapists. They are the ones who, with their professionalism and dedication, make our clinics a place of recovery, hope, and transformation. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we want to thank them for being a fundamental part of our team and for helping make Movex Clinics a benchmark in the sector. Movex Clinics: Innovation in Rehabilitation At Movex Clinics, we are committed to offering innovative and effective therapies that combine the latest technology in robotic neurorehabilitation with advanced physiotherapy techniques. Our therapies are designed to treat various neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, with a special focus on low back pain, the central theme of this year's World Physiotherapy Day. Thanks to our technological solutions, such as robotic exoskeletons and gait training systems, we can provide our patients with more effective and personalized rehabilitation that addresses not only symptoms but also the underlying causes of pain and dysfunction. A Final Thank You We want to thank our team of physiotherapists for their dedication, professionalism, and, above all, for their compassionate and personalized care. Today is their day, and at Gogoa Mobility Robots and Movex Clinics, we celebrate it with pride, knowing that we have the best on our team in the journey towards recovery and well-being for our patients. Thank you for your daily dedication! From Gogoa and Movex Clinics, we will continue to work to innovate in the field of physiotherapy and neurorehabilitation, always with the commitment to improve our patients' quality of life. Happy World Physiotherapy Day!

In the fourth episode of our collaborative podcast with MOVEX CLINICS, broadcast on Onda Vasca and hosted by Txema Gutiérrez, we had the honour of welcoming Carlos Fernández, CEO of Movex Clinics. During this enlightening interview, we delved into the latest advancements in robotic neurorehabilitation, highlighting the technological innovations that are revolutionising the lives of patients with mobility issues. HANK: The Cutting-Edge Exoskeleton with Motorised Ankle One of the most notable points of discussion was the HANK exoskeleton by GOGOA, one of the most advanced tools utilised at Movex Clinics. HANK stands out as the only exoskeleton on the market with six motorised joints, including the ankle. This innovative feature is crucial for rehabilitation, as it allows patients to regain a more natural and fluid gait. Carlos Fernández explained: "It is the only exoskeleton on the market that has a motorised ankle, and this is fundamental. It allows you to have a natural gait pattern, that is, to relearn how to walk as one should, not in an awkward manner." This technology not only accelerates the rehabilitation process but also significantly enhances the quality of life for patients, providing them with greater independence and mobility. Future Innovations: The ALPERK System During the episode, Fernández also announced the upcoming introduction of a groundbreaking system called ALPERK, designed to stimulate the vagus nerve. This advancement promises even more impressive results in the field of rehabilitation. "ALPERK will enable the rehabilitation process to be faster than it is today," Fernández affirmed, opening up new possibilities for the future of neurorehabilitation. 'Hand of Hope' and Other Cutting-Edge Technologies In addition to HANK, GOGOA and Movex Clinics utilise other advanced exoskeletons such as 'Hand of Hope', which focus on improving upper limb mobility. These technologies, combined with balance platforms and virtual reality systems, provide a comprehensive approach to the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered strokes, spinal cord injuries, or degenerative diseases. Transforming Patients' Lives The use of these state-of-the-art technologies at Movex Clinics has proven to be transformative for many patients. The exoskeletons not only accelerate rehabilitation but also offer a significant improvement in limb mobility. This translates into greater autonomy and quality of life, enabling patients to resume daily activities with greater ease and confidence. Conclusion The fourth episode of our podcast has highlighted that the collaboration between GOGOA Mobility Robots and Movex Clinics is at the forefront of robotic neurorehabilitation. Innovations such as HANK and the forthcoming ALPERK system represent a significant leap forward in how we approach rehabilitation, offering hope and new opportunities to patients with mobility challenges. We invite you to listen to the full episode on Onda Vasca to learn more about these revolutionary technologies and how they are transforming lives. At GOGOA Mobility Robots, we remain committed to innovation and continuous improvement to provide solutions that truly make a difference. - Neurorrehabilitación HANK MOVEX CLINICS Neurorrehabilitación HANK MOVEX CLINICS

This past Monday, June 17th, the Artium Museum in Vitoria-Gasteiz hosted the BHC Eguna 2024, a pivotal event for the Basque Health Cluster (BHC). The day commenced with the General Assembly, exclusive to members, held from 16:30 to 17:30. Following this, at 17:30, the public session of the BHC Eguna began, open to all interested parties. From the cluster, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all attendees, members, friends, and collaborators who graced this annual gathering with their presence. Your participation is essential in further strengthening the network of Biosciences and Biomedicine in the Basque Country. A special note of thanks is directed to Estibaliz Hernaez Laviña, Deputy Minister of Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation of the Basque Government, and Saray Zarate, Deputy of Economic Development and Innovation of the Provincial Council of Álava, for their participation in the BHC Eguna. Reelection and New Appointments to the BHC Board of Directors During the BHC Annual Assembly, Asier Albizu and Julio Font (CEO of Histocell) were re-elected as president and vice-president of the cluster, respectively. Additionally, several board members were renewed. We are proud to announce that our CEO, Carlos Fernández Isoird, has been appointed as a board member of the BHC, succeeding our CTO, Juantxu Martin. This appointment reflects Gogoa Mobility Robots' ongoing commitment to development and innovation in the biosciences sector. Other notable additions to the Board of Directors include Unai Atristain Aranguren of Cardiva, Pedro Esnaola of Oncomatryx Biopharma, Iñigo Pagoaga of ROXALL Medicina España, Jorge Presa of Cyber Surgery, and Nerea Briz Iceta of TECNALIA Research & Innovation. Employment Growth in the BHC One of the most significant highlights of the meeting was the report on employment growth within the sector. Basque Health Cluster member companies have incorporated 1,500 new jobs in the past year, bringing the total to 11,500 professionals. Including research staff from Technology Centres, Research Centres, and Universities, the Basque Country now boasts 16,000 professionals in the Biosciences and Biomedicine fields. These figures underscore the dynamism and capacity for generating high-quality employment within this sector. Idoia Muñoz Lizán, Director of the BHC, expressed immense satisfaction with these advancements, emphasizing the importance of inter and intrasectoral cooperation, as well as public-private collaboration, to address the significant transformations the sector is undergoing. Economic Impact of the BHC The Basque Health Cluster currently unites 128 member companies and organizations related to Biosciences and Biomedicine. In the past year, the cluster has welcomed 19 new participants, consolidating its position as a key player in the sector's development in the Basque Country. The BHC's activities have included participation in thirty events, the signing of six collaboration agreements, and the implementation of four training activities, benefiting over 50 professionals. Economically, the sector represents 2.5% of the Basque GDP, contributing over 2 billion euros to the regional economy. This impact results from the collective efforts of companies, research centres, and universities working in Biosciences and Biomedicine. Promising Future During the event, Muñoz Lizán highlighted that the Biosciences and Biomedicine sector is one of the fastest-growing and most promising economic fields in the European Union, and consequently, in the Basque Country. The BHC Director underscored the continuous progress of the cluster since its establishment 14 years ago, noting that the best opportunities are yet to come. The Basque Health Cluster remains committed to promoting the Biosciences and health sector in the Basque Country, working closely with public administrations and other national and international organizations. This commitment is reflected in the cluster's ongoing growth and positive impact on the regional economy and employment. In conclusion, the BHC Eguna 2024 was not only an occasion to celebrate the achievements but also a platform to plan a future filled with opportunities and challenges in the Biosciences and Biomedicine sector. Thank you all for making this event a resounding success! At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are proud of our CEO, Carlos Fernández Isoird's active participation in the BHC Board of Directors, and we remain dedicated to contributing to the growth and innovation in the sector. 4o - Gogoa Mobility Robots: Nuestro CEO Carlos Fernández Isoird, Nuevo Vocal de la Junta Directiva del Basque Health Cluster Gogoa Mobility Robots: Nuestro CEO Carlos Fernández Isoird, Nuevo Vocal de la Junta Directiva del Basque Health Cluster

Introduction With financial support from the European Union and the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI), Gogoa Mobility Robots is proud to announce a significant milestone in rescue technology innovation: the successful completion of the EXO-RESCUE project. This ambitious initiative has developed a modular, semi-active full-body exoskeleton specifically designed to assist rescue service professionals in their demanding tasks. EXO-RESCUE: An Advancement in Rescue Technology EXO-RESCUE is a semi-active, modular, full-body exoskeleton designed to enhance the efficiency and safety of rescuers in high-risk operations. This device provides support in situations requiring the lifting and transportation of heavy loads, facilitating rescue operations in traffic accidents, natural disasters, and other emergencies. Background Rescue services such as civil protection, firefighters, police, and military frequently perform crucial activities for society, often in high-risk situations. Current exoskeletons have significant limitations in terms of flexibility, adaptability, and ergonomics, making their effective use in rescue operations challenging. EXO-RESCUE addresses these limitations by creating an exoskeleton capable of adapting to various tasks and users, providing personalized support, and improving safety and efficiency in rescue operations. Project Objectives The primary objective of EXO-RESCUE has been to develop and validate an operational prototype of a modular full-body exoskeleton. This device is designed to support heavy loads and operate in extreme conditions, both indoors and outdoors. Its modularity and intelligent systems allow it to automatically adapt to the specific needs of each rescue task, significantly enhancing the physical capabilities of rescuers. Innovative Features of EXO-RESCUE Modularity and Flexibility: The EXO-RESCUE exoskeleton is modular, allowing different body parts to be used depending on the task required. This feature facilitates its rapid adaptation and configuration for various rescue activities. Active and Passive Actuators: It combines the lightness and agility of passive actuators with the power provided by active actuators. Passive actuators in the legs and arms enable agile movements, while active actuators can be attached for tasks that require lifting heavy loads. Artificial Intelligence: Integrated with non-invasive sensors and control algorithms based on artificial intelligence, the exoskeleton automatically adjusts the level of assistance needed. This eliminates the need for manual controls, improving efficiency in emergency situations. Project Consortium The EXO-RESCUE project has been made possible through the collaboration of three main entities: Gogoa Mobility Robots, S.L.: Founded in 2015 as a spin-off of CSIC, Gogoa has excelled in the design and manufacture of exoskeletons for various fields, including medicine, industry, agriculture, and defense. Their focus on R&D has led to the creation of innovative and award-winning products. IHS Weigling, S.L.: A SME specialized in the customized development of electronic products for sectors such as energy, electromedicine, and industry. Their expertise in embedded hardware and software has been crucial for the integration of the exoskeleton's systems. SUPSI: The University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland, which brings extensive experience in automation, control, and industrial technologies, has been fundamental in the knowledge transfer required for the exoskeleton's development. Project Results Conceptual and Detailed Design The design of the exoskeleton began with identifying user requirements, in collaboration with the firefighters of Valencia and the Alpine Rescue Group of Ticino (Switzerland). Innovative technical solutions were developed, detailed in CAD-3D, and validated through Finite Element Analysis. The passive and active actuators were designed to support significant loads without limiting the user's mobility. Prototype and Functional Validation The first functional prototype of EXO-RESCUE was manufactured and subjected to rigorous testing in both laboratory and real-world conditions. Validation tests, conducted with firefighters and alpine rescuers, demonstrated the exoskeleton's effectiveness in reducing physical load and improving performance in rescue tasks. Conclusions The completion of the EXO-RESCUE project marks a significant advancement in the field of assistive robotics for rescue operations. This modular and intelligent exoskeleton not only enhances the physical capabilities of rescuers but also opens new market opportunities in an unexplored niche. Gogoa Mobility Robots reaffirms its commitment to innovation and continuous improvement in exoskeleton design, contributing to the well-being and safety of those who tirelessly work in rescue activities.

Context of the ACHILE Project The ACHILE Project is an ambitious initiative backed by the European Defense Fund aimed at revolutionizing the equipment of European soldiers through the development of advanced exoskeletons. This project focuses on creating the Next Generation Dismounted Soldier System (NGDSS), a next-generation system designed to enhance the mobility, ergonomics, and survivability of soldiers on the battlefield. Meeting in Munich to Present the ACHILE Project PDR On June 11, 2024, Munich hosted a crucial meeting for the advancement of the ACHILE Project. With the presence of the European Project Officer, Mr. Michal Olexa, the Preliminary Design Review (PDR) was presented. This document outlines the services, functionalities, capabilities, and systems that will equip the next generation of European combat soldiers. Gogoa's Participation in the ACHILE Project Gogoa Mobility Robots, as the leader of task T6.6 Physical Augmentation, played a key role in this presentation. Our team presented four Proof of Concept (PoCs) that will be developed around exoskeletons designed for various tasks: Marching: Exoskeletons that enhance the soldier's mobility and endurance, allowing for more efficient movement across different terrains. Logistics: Devices that facilitate the handling and transport of heavy loads, optimizing logistical efficiency on the battlefield. Weapon Stabilization: Systems that improve the accuracy and stability of weapons, increasing effectiveness in combat situations. Soldier Comfort Measurement: Tools that assess and optimize user comfort, reducing fatigue and increasing operational efficiency. Over the next 12 months, we will work alongside other consortium partners to develop functional prototypes of these PoCs. These will be tested in real-world environments towards the end of the project to ensure their viability and effectiveness under actual use conditions. Cutting-Edge Mobility One of the most notable aspects of the ACHILE Project is its innovative approach to mobility. The developed exoskeletons aim not only to increase physical endurance but also to provide agile and efficient mobility across various terrains. The ability to move without restrictions is essential on the battlefield, and ACHILE is set to be a game-changer in this respect, offering advanced solutions to enhance soldiers' operability. Adaptive Ergonomics Ergonomics is a crucial factor in the design of military devices. ACHILE developers are committed to ensuring that the exoskeletons fit perfectly to the user's body. Optimizing comfort and reducing fatigue are primary goals, and adaptive ergonomics is key to allowing soldiers to focus on their mission without distractions, enhancing their performance in critical situations. Enhanced Survivability In combat situations, survivability is paramount. ACHILE will incorporate innovative features that enhance soldiers' survivability capabilities. From early warning systems to advanced protection mechanisms, the exoskeleton will be designed to provide soldiers with a crucial tactical advantage on the battlefield. These improvements will not only increase safety but also boost operational effectiveness in high-demand missions. A Pioneering Project for European Defense The ACHILE Project, backed by the European Defense Fund, represents a significant milestone in the quest for cutting-edge technologies that strengthen the European Union's position in the defense sector. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are excited to be part of this transformative initiative. We will closely follow the progress of ACHILE and look forward to witnessing how this groundbreaking technology will redefine the role and capabilities of future soldiers. At Gogoa, our commitment to innovation and excellence drives us to continue developing solutions that make a difference on the battlefield, contributing to the safety and efficiency of European soldiers.

At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we firmly believe in equality, inclusion, and respect for all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other personal characteristic. This Pride Month, we are proud to highlight that our exoskeletons are gender-neutral; they are unisex, designed for everyone. We do not discriminate. We are an LGTB+ friendly company and celebrate diversity in all its forms. The History of LGTB+ Rights Pride Month is celebrated in June to commemorate the Stonewall riots in 1969, a pivotal event in the fight for LGTB+ rights. This event marked the beginning of a global movement for equality and civil rights for LGTB+ individuals, promoting visibility and acceptance worldwide. Over the decades, we have seen significant advances in equal rights, but much work remains to be done. At Gogoa, we are committed to being part of this positive change by offering inclusive technological solutions that empower all people, regardless of who they are or whom they love. Innovation Without Boundaries: Unisex Exoskeletons Our exoskeletons are designed to be accessible and functional for anyone who needs them. We do not discriminate based on gender, and our designs reflect this commitment to equality. We believe that mobility is a human right, and we work tirelessly to develop technologies that improve the quality of life for everyone, without exception. Celebrating Diversity in Science and Technology The LGTB+ community has made tremendous contributions to the advancement of science and technology. We want to honor some of the most influential LGTB+ scientists and inventors in history: Alan Turing: British mathematician and computer scientist, known for his work in breaking Nazi codes during World War II and his foundational contributions to modern computing. Sally Ride: American physicist and astronaut, she was the first American woman in space. Sally Ride was also a strong advocate for science education and the empowerment of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Lynn Conway: Computer engineer and inventor, known for her work in developing VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) and for being a pioneer in advocating for transgender rights in the scientific and technological fields. These individuals have not only left an indelible mark on their fields but have also inspired future generations to dream big and fight for equality. Our Commitment At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we strive to create an inclusive and respectful environment for all our employees, customers, and partners. We support equal rights and are proud to be part of a global community that values diversity and inclusion. This Pride Month, let us come together to celebrate the achievements made and renew our commitment to the fight for a more just and inclusive world. Together, we can create a future where mobility and equality are accessible to all. Happy Pride Month from the entire Gogoa Mobility Robots team! --- References "The Stonewall Riots: A Milestone in the Fight for LGTB+ Rights" (History). Biographies of Alan Turing, Sally Ride, and Lynn Conway (Science and Technology). --- We would love to hear your stories and experiences. Share your thoughts with us on our social media using the hashtag #GogoaPride. Together, we make a difference!

Spain has the potential to become a global leader in creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem in the field of Defense and Security, particularly in innovation and entrepreneurship for dual-use solutions and technologies. With the support of available funds from organizations such as NATO and the European Union, the country can leverage these opportunities to drive technological and business development. Yesterday, June 4th, Gogoa Mobility Robots had the honor of attending the “Entrepreneurship in the Defense and Security Sector” event, organized by the Fundación Círculo de Tecnologías in collaboration with the Directorate General of Armament and Material of the Ministry of Defense, and supported by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. The event took place in the Auditorium of the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, located at Paseo de la Castellana, 162, in Madrid. Event Development The event began with an introductory conference by Major General Enrique Campo Loarte, Deputy Director General of Planning, Technology, and Innovation at the Ministry of Defense. In his speech, General Campo Loarte highlighted the importance of the Diana Program, an initiative aimed at promoting innovation and entrepreneurship in the Defense sector, offering unique opportunities for startups and technology companies. During the event, various presentations and round tables addressed the needs for innovative products and services in the Defense sector, specifically related to NATO and other international organizations. Additionally, the innovative programs being developed at both national and European levels were showcased, providing a comprehensive view of the innovation ecosystem in the sector. Financing and Collaboration Opportunities One of the most notable aspects of the event was the presentation of the public aid instruments available to startups and companies in the sector. The various financing and support options that can be utilized for the development of innovative technologies were detailed. These instruments included private investment funds, collaboration opportunities with universities and technology centers, and European and NATO financing programs. Participants also had the chance to learn first-hand about the entrepreneurial experiences of established companies in the Defense and Security sector, resulting in an enriching exchange of knowledge and best practices. Conclusion The “Entrepreneurship in the Defense and Security Sector” event has been a crucial platform for disseminating opportunities and creating synergies between companies, entrepreneurs, and institutions. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are convinced that events like this are fundamental to driving innovation and technological development in Spain. We thank the Fundación Círculo de Tecnologías, the Ministry of Defense, and the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities for organizing this event and for their continuous support of the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the Defense and Security sector. We are committed to continuing our work on innovative solutions that contribute to the strengthening of this strategic sector. _________________ At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we continue our mission to lead technological innovation, and initiatives like this inspire us to keep exploring new frontiers in the Defense and Security field. We hope to apply the knowledge gained and the collaboration opportunities identified to further advance our projects.

On May 31st, we released the second episode of our collaborative podcast with Movex Clinics on Onda Vasca. This time, we had the special participation of Maite Molinuevo, coordinator of Movex Living Lab and head of Neurology-specialized Physiotherapy. Maite discussed the innovative treatments using Gogoa’s exoskeleton for neurological conditions such as stroke, cerebral palsy, and spinal cord injuries. We also heard the inspiring story of Melani, who suffered a cervical spinal cord crush due to a fall. Melani detailed her treatment journey with Gogoa’s exoskeleton, a process that has enabled her to walk again and regain her quality of life. Listen to the Podcast Here: The Exoskeletons That Improve Quality of Life Gogoa Mobility Robots, through its own robotic neurorehabilitation clinics, Movex Clinics, leads a true revolution in the fields of rehabilitation and ergonomics. With centers located in Urretxu and Bilbao, we specialize in robotic neurorehabilitation for various neurological and degenerative conditions, including stroke, spinal cord injuries, brain and spinal tumors, cerebral palsy, ataxias, as well as degenerative diseases like Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis (MS), and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Cutting-Edge Technology in Rehabilitation At Gogoa, we utilize a variety of advanced technologies for rehabilitation, including gait and hand exoskeletons, as well as virtual reality systems. But what exactly is an exoskeleton? It is a robotic framework that attaches to the patient’s body to help people with motor disabilities regain or improve their mobility. Designed for use in clinical settings under the supervision of healthcare professionals, these exoskeletons are aimed at the rehabilitation of patients with neurological injuries, degenerative diseases, or musculoskeletal issues. The rehabilitative use of the exoskeleton is based on the principle of neural plasticity, leveraging the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new connections. This is achieved through the intensive repetition of movements, helping healthy brain areas to take over the functions of the damaged ones and reprogramming motor neurons to respond to weaker or distorted signals. Innovation and Personalization in Treatment At Gogoa, we develop our own technology, which we then apply in our clinics to offer personalized treatments. Depending on each patient’s functional state and goals, we use different technologies with the appropriate intensity to maximize the benefits of rehabilitation. Success Story: Melani Melani, a 53-year-old woman, suffered an incomplete cervical 5 spinal cord injury in January 2017 after falling from a ladder in her bar. This injury affected both her upper and lower limbs. Melani began her rehabilitation with us in May 2023, attending for three months. Her initial functional state included weakness in her arms and legs, requiring two crutches to walk and a wheelchair for long distances. She also had balance and stability issues, and her left hand lacked strength and coordination. The treatment included the use of the Hand of Hope hand exoskeleton and the Arm Tutor device, the HANK gait exoskeleton, and manual neurorehabilitation with exercises focusing on strength, coordination, stability, and balance, as well as functional activities like stair climbing. Treatment Results After three months of treatment, Melani showed significant improvement: increased strength in her lower limbs, improved stability and balance, thereby reducing the risk of falls. Her posture in standing and during walking also improved. For long distances, she still uses two crutches, but in safe and controlled environments, such as her home and the clinic, she can walk without them. Additionally, she has improved in transfers and can now climb and descend steps more easily. Patient's Opinion and Vision Melani expressed her gratitude and optimism about her recovery. Her experience highlights the positive impact that Gogoa’s technology can have on people’s lives, enabling them to regain their mobility and independence. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we remain committed to developing innovative solutions to improve our patients' quality of life. Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes to learn more about our advancements and success stories! ________________ For more information about our services and technologies, visit our website or contact us directly. Gogoa Mobility Robots: Innovating for a Better Life.

We are pleased to announce our participation in the event "Problems, Training, and Solutions for Bioengineering," organized by ESTIA, next Tuesday, June 4th, starting at 2:00 PM. The event will take place at ESTIA's facilities, building ESTIA 1, amphi Mari. A Meeting for Innovation and Collaboration ESTIA is a prestigious engineering school with an international focus, part of the ISAE Group, that educates professionals in Nouvelle Aquitaine. This event aims to promote current projects in bioengineering and provide a space for R&D experts from both sides of the border to meet and discuss the challenges and opportunities in developing technological solutions for health. Key topics include artificial intelligence, the human-machine relationship, and cross-training between engineering and medicine, with the goal of fostering collaboration on future joint projects. Event Program The event will be structured around three main themes: Training in Bioengineering: As part of the multiplier event for the HealthTEK project, strategies and methodologies for effectively training future professionals in this field will be discussed. Testimonies of Problems Encountered by Healthcare Workers: Real cases of the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in their daily work will be presented, providing practical insights into the sector's needs. Examples of Technological Solutions: Technological innovations that address some of the identified problems will be showcased, highlighting the most promising solutions in bioengineering. Our Participation At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are committed to advancing bioengineering and improving the quality of life through technology. We will participate in this event by presenting our latest developments and solutions in assistive and rehabilitation robotics. We look forward to sharing our experiences and learning from other professionals and organizations present. A Call to Collaboration This event is open to any actor or organization in the healthcare sector interested in bioengineering and biomedical engineering, as well as members of the LTC, HealthTEK, and Revital networks. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about ongoing projects, exchange ideas, and explore possibilities for collaboration. Join Us! If you are interested in bioengineering and want to learn more about the latest innovations and challenges in this field, we invite you to join us at ESTIA next Tuesday. To register, please use the following link: Registration Form _______________ We look forward to seeing you there and collaborating in building the future of bioengineering. For more information about Gogoa Mobility Robots and our projects, visit our website or follow us on our social media channels.

Yesterday, on World Multiple Sclerosis Day, we shared the story of Ana Elena, a patient at Movex Clinics Bilbao. Her experience with this disease demonstrates how proper support and innovative technologies can improve the quality of life for those living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Below, you can listen to the recorded interview as a podcast episode. Ana Elena's Experience with Multiple Sclerosis Ana Elena was diagnosed with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis in 2015. Since then, she has seen significant changes in her physical abilities, going from being completely independent to needing help with daily tasks. "My son helps me with things like putting clothes in the washing machine or hanging them out," Ana Elena notes, emphasizing the importance of family support in her daily life. Discovering Movex Clinics Bilbao In her search for new ways to manage her disease, Ana Elena found Movex Clinics Bilbao online. "I saw they had exoskeletons, and since I like to try everything, I decided to go," she explains. Her experience at Movex has been positive, although not without challenges. A significant setback occurred when an infection hospitalized her, interrupting her progress. Technological Innovations at Movex Carlos Fernández Isoird, CEO of Gogoa, notes that the company is developing new technologies to improve the usability of exoskeletons for MS patients. "We are introducing new operating modes that include a system of sensors in the insoles that detect movement intention and help the patient develop their gait," Carlos says. Ana Elena has shown interest in participating in these innovations. "Count on me to try it," she affirms. Combined Treatments for Recovery Sara García, coordinator at Movex Clinics Bilbao, highlights the combination of intensive treatments and advanced technology in patient progress. "The use of the balance platform and virtual reality has been fundamental in Ana Elena's recovery of movement and coordination. Although her progress was temporarily halted, we continue to work for her to keep advancing." Looking to the Future At Movex Clinics Bilbao, we strive to provide innovative solutions that improve the quality of life for our patients. Ana Elena's story demonstrates how technology and proper treatment can make a significant difference in managing Multiple Sclerosis. Conclusion On this World Multiple Sclerosis Day, we reaffirm our commitment to continue developing and offering innovative treatments. Ana Elena's experience at Movex Clinics Bilbao shows that with the right support and the right technology, it is possible to improve the quality of life for people with MS. At Movex, we continue to work to offer the best solutions to our patients, helping them live more independently and satisfactorily. To listen to the full interview, you can access the audio below and enjoy this podcast episode where Ana Elena shares her story and her experience at Movex Clinics Bilbao.

This Tuesday, May 28, our CEO and co-founder, Carlos Fernández Isroid, will give a lecture at the Neurodegenerative Diseases Conference organized by Grupo Casaverde in Alicante. This event, to be held at Fundación Mediterráneo (Avenida del Doctor Gadea, 1), will be a unique opportunity to learn first-hand about the latest technological advances in neurological rehabilitation. Event Agenda 5:30 PM – Coffee break and demonstration of Gogoa's HANK exoskeletonDuring this break, we will conduct a live demonstration of HANK, our innovative exoskeleton designed for lower limb mobility rehabilitation. This device is revolutionizing the approach to rehabilitation, offering personalized and effective solutions for patients with reduced mobility. 6:00 PM – Panel II: Comprehensive care for people with Neurodegenerative DiseasesCarlos Fernández Isroid, our CEO, will lead a session on the use of technology in rehabilitation. He will also present our BELK+ exoskeleton, the world’s first personal gait assistance exoskeleton. BELK+ is designed to assist and train walking, providing support to people with walking difficulties and significantly improving their quality of life. Innovation and Excellence in Rehabilitation with Grupo Casaverde With over 30 years of experience, Grupo Casaverde is a leader in the Spanish market for neurological rehabilitation and the care of people in situations of dependency. Their dedication to innovation and the implementation of high-quality protocols, such as the Casaverde Method, positions them as leaders in the sector. The Neurodegenerative Diseases Conference aims to be a multidisciplinary forum where knowledge and experiences on the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of these pathologies will be shared. It will feature participation from renowned experts in neurology, neurosciences, and technology applied to rehabilitation. An Unmissable Event for Professionals and Patients The event will take place on May 28 from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM at Fundación Mediterráneo, Alicante. Admission is free with limited seating, allowing attendees to access cutting-edge information and directly learn about the most advanced technological solutions for neurological rehabilitation. Event Program: 4:00 PM – Registration and accreditation 4:15 PM – Opening and Welcome Alberto Giménez Artés (President of Fundación Casaverde) Elena Sánchez Durán (Content Manager of Fundación Casaverde) 4:30 PM – Panel I: Updates in the diagnosis and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. Advances in research. Paloma González (Neurologist) Salvador Martínez (Researcher at the Neurosciences Institute of Alicante) Nuria Fernández (Specialist in physical and rehabilitation medicine) 5:30 PM – Coffee break and demonstration of Gogoa's HANK exoskeleton 6:00 PM – Panel II: Comprehensive care for people with Neurodegenerative Diseases. Technology as a tool in rehabilitation Carlos Fernández Isroid (CEO of Gogoa) Cristina Tito (Occupational therapist) Sonia Sánchez (Psychologist) Santiago Llopis (President of FEVAFA-Alzheimer’s) 7:00 PM – Q&A session 7:15 PM – Patient and family testimonials We invite you to join us and discover how Gogoa is transforming neurological rehabilitation with our HANK and BELK+ exoskeletons. See you in Alicante!

We are pleased to announce the first broadcast of our collaborative podcast, MOVEX CLINICS x GOGOA, on Onda Vasca - Grupo Noticias radio, within the current affairs program hosted by Txema Gutiérrez: https://www.ondavasca.com/hemos-tenido-casos-de-personas-dependientes-en-silla-de-ruedas-que-han-conseguido-incluso-llegar-a-caminar-en-la-calle/ In this fascinating broadcast, we had the privilege of hearing from Maite Molinuevo Auzmendi and Sara García Delgado, specialized neurology physiotherapists and coordinators of the MOVEX clinics in Urretxu and Bilbao, respectively. Both shared with us the noble work they carry out day by day. From how GOGOA exoskeletons represent a beacon of hope for those suffering from neurodegenerative diseases or neuromuscular conditions, to the heartwarming stories of patients who, thanks to this cutting-edge technology, have regained mobility and independence. Our CEO, Carlos Fernandez Isoird, delighted us with his deep knowledge of the cutting-edge technology developed by GOGOA. He explained how, through the use of exoskeletons, we can trigger neuronal plasticity and reprogram motor neurons, allowing patients not only to rehabilitate, but to walk again! A dream come true that fills us with pride and motivation. This podcast will be a must-listen for all those interested in the advancement of rehabilitation and medical technology. We plan to broadcast it bimonthly, so don't miss it! Stay tuned to our social media channels for updates on the next broadcast. "We have had cases of dependent individuals, in wheelchairs, who have even managed to walk down the street." These words from the managers of the Movex clinics in Bilbao and Urretxu during the interview on Onda Vasca reflect the real and transformative impact that our therapies and technologies have on people's lives. At GOGOA and Movex Clinics, we are committed to excellence in rehabilitation and the constant search for innovative solutions. Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey towards a brighter future full of possibilities. See you in the next broadcast! Sincerely, GOGOA