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At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are thrilled to announce our renewed membership in the ASTM Committee F48 on Exoskeletons and Exosuits (ASTM Committee F48 on Exoskeletons and Exosuits). This is news that fills us with pride, as it allows us to actively participate in the development of standards for an innovative technology that promises to revolutionize various industries. Our commitment to this committee is a reflection of our strong dedication to contributing to the definition of standards in the exciting field of exoskeletons. As the first European company to obtain the coveted CE certification for an ambulatory lower limb rehabilitation exoskeleton, our beloved HANK, we believe that our experience and knowledge will be a valuable contribution to the committee. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Nora Nimmerichter and William Billotte, PhD, for their unwavering support and for extending the invitation to be part of this passionate community dedicated to exoskeletons. Additionally, we wish to highlight the crucial role of Rita Vazquez in facilitating this valuable connection. If you would like to learn more about the ASTM Committee F48 on Exoskeletons and Exosuits, here are some interesting details: This committee was established in September with the purpose of developing voluntary consensus standards for exoskeletons and exosuits. In their work, they address crucial aspects such as safety, quality, performance, ergonomics, and terminology related to systems and components throughout the product's entire lifecycle. This includes significant considerations regarding safety and information technology. The committee's activities encompass a wide variety of applications, from industry to emergency response, healthcare, the military, and consumer use, covering various exoskeleton systems. The committee meets twice a year to discuss standards that will be published in the Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Volume 15.13. F48 comprises six technical subcommittees responsible for developing and maintaining these standards. If you would like more details about the committee's structure and their portfolio of approved standards and ongoing work, we invite you to visit their website. #Exoskeletons #Standards #ASTMF48 #GogoaMobilityRobots #Innovation #Collaboration

The School of Engineering at the University of Alicante, in collaboration with the Department of Physics, Systems Engineering, and Signal Theory, has taken a significant step in biotechnology and robotics innovation with the acquisition of the BELK knee exoskeleton from Gogoa Mobility Robots. This achievement marks a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to innovation in biotechnology and robotics. The delivered BELK exoskeleton will become a fundamental tool for research and education at the University of Alicante. This device will be used in key academic programs, including Biomedical Engineering, Robotics Engineering, as well as the Master's programs in Biomedical Engineering and Automation and Robotics. It is worth noting that the BELK exoskeleton incorporates a backpack for storing electronics and the battery, providing users with the opportunity to take walks with the exoskeleton, expanding its everyday utility. BELK is a lower limb exoskeleton with a motorized joint designed for gait training in everyday environments. What sets BELK apart is its functionality, which allows users to adjust the degree of angular movement of the device as well as walking speed. It also offers the ability to regulate gait assistance, creating a force field based on the user's needs and progress. This advancement will foster the training of future engineers and scientists who will lead the way in the fields of biotechnology and robotics. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are excited to be a part of this journey and to contribute to scientific and educational progress. We look forward to seeing how our BELK gait training exoskeleton will contribute to the scientific and educational future at the University of Alicante! #Biotechnology #BiomedicalEngineering #Innovation #Education #GogoaMobilityRobots #UniversityofAlicante

We are pleased to announce the addition of Joana Almeida to our team at Gogoa Mobility Robots. Joana is a student and researcher from the Universidade do Minho, and her arrival marks a significant step forward in our relationship with this prestigious academic institution. Joana joins us through the Erasmus program with a clear focus: to carry out an innovative research project centered on the design of brain-exoskeleton interfaces. Her goal is to achieve more efficient interaction processes, ultimately contributing to the improvement of patient rehabilitation. From day one, Joana has demonstrated exceptional dedication to her work. She has immersed herself in the world of HANK, our lower limb gait rehabilitation exoskeleton, meticulously exploring every aspect, from assembly to components, and delving into interaction and parameter recording. Her enthusiasm and commitment are evident, and we are eagerly anticipating the results we will achieve together in this exciting collaboration. This project represents the first step of many in our exciting joint journey in the field of research. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we firmly believe in continuous innovation as a means to improve the quality of life through technology. Collaborating with the Universidade do Minho is a strong commitment to research and ongoing advancement. Joana is an exceptional addition to our team, and we are thrilled about what the future holds. Welcome, Joana, and thank you for joining us in our mission to make rehabilitation more effective and accessible for everyone! Keep checking our blog for further updates on this exciting collaboration and other developments at Gogoa Mobility Robots. 👏🤖 #Research #UniversityCollaboration #Innovation #Rehabilitation #MedicalTechnology

At the stage of the San Agustín Cultural Center in Valladolid, we had the honor of witnessing an event that could have a significant impact on the lives of many people. Under the title "Neurodegenerative Diseases: How Can Technology Help Us?" we embarked on a fascinating journey filled with promises and possibilities. Imagine gathering experts from across the country, all united by a common purpose: improving the quality of life for those facing neurodegenerative diseases. During this event, we explored three crucial perspectives: 1. Scientific Vision: Advancing with Technology At the heart of this forum, we delved into an exploration of where we stand in technological terms and what challenges we must overcome. The answers to these questions could trigger revolutionary breakthroughs in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. 2. Social Vision: Listening to Users We listened carefully to the users, their needs, and challenges. Focusing on real needs is essential to guide technological development toward solutions that truly matter. 3. Technological Vision: Innovation That Makes a Difference What can technology companies do? What opportunities arise from these challenges? This is where innovation comes into play, and it's a territory to which we are committed. During the second working session, we had the distinguished participation of Juantxu Martín, our CTO at Gogoa Mobility Robots. Martín, an industrial engineer with degrees in psychology and anthropology, shared his insights into the technological opportunities that GOGOA offers in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. His experience as a founding partner of technology companies and his prominent role in the Basque Health Cluster position him as a true expert in the field. At GOGOA, we believe in the power of technology to transform healthcare and improve people's lives. We are pioneers in the field of robotic neurorehabilitation and are fully committed to creating cutting-edge robotic exoskeletons and revolutionary neurorehabilitation therapies. In this forum, we presented our innovative technologies, reaffirming our commitment to leading the forefront of medical technology. Imagine a place where healthcare managers, healthcare professionals, technology companies, and specialized associations come together to discuss the future of caring for neurodegenerative diseases. This forum provided us with the opportunity to connect with people passionate about progress and innovation in the field of health. We deeply appreciate ITCL for making this event possible and all the participants for contributing their experience and knowledge. The future looks exciting as we continue to work together to change lives and make a significant difference. #Technology #Health #NeurodegenerativeDiseases #Innovation #GOGOAMobilityRobots #Neurorehabilitation #RoboticExoskeletons #Healthcare #BasqueHealthCluster

Today, we are delighted to share a significant milestone in our mission to advance the field of robotic neurorehabilitation. With great enthusiasm, we are pleased to announce that five talented physiotherapists from San Vicente Hospital (GRUPO VITALIA HOME) have successfully completed their training and have been certified as "HANK exoskeleton pilots." This achievement represents a step forward on the horizon of motor rehabilitation, and we are excited to be a part of this transformation. Under the expert guidance of Maite Molinuevo Auzmendi, who holds the position of Head of Specialized Neurology Physiotherapy and Clinic Coordinator at Movex Clinics Urretxu, these physiotherapists have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to innovation in the field of neurorehabilitation. A few months ago, San Vicente Hospital decided to adopt our technology to enrich its range of rehabilitation services for motor injuries and conditions. This step has allowed for the expansion of the variety of neurorehabilitation services available at this Madrid-based center, paving the way for a significant improvement in the quality of life of its patients. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, our vision is to provide a more efficient and effective motor rehabilitation service compared to conventional treatments. This achievement is a testament to the dedication of the physiotherapists and the clinic to provide the best possible care to those in need. We want to congratulate both the physiotherapists and San Vicente Hospital for their dedication and forward-looking vision. Together, we are transforming neurorehabilitation and paving the way for a brighter future for those seeking to regain their quality of life. We applaud Raquel Torres, Lourdes Arribas González, Andrea García Dioni, Estefanía Nieves Mora, Claudia González Tapia, and Marta Moreno López for this extraordinary achievement. #Neurorehabilitation #HealthInnovation #Physiotherapy #HANKExoskeleton #GogoaMobilityRobots #MovexClinics

Today has been an exciting day at the Swiss Medtech Expo 2023! Our engineers, Iker Bermeosolo and Miguel Aguilar, joined Materialise (Materialise Manufacturing) on stage to introduce our lower limb rehabilitation exoskeleton HANK and Gogoa, emphasizing how AM technology has been instrumental in manufacturing many of the exoskeleton components. The audience was truly impressed by the innovation we bring to the table. What's more, don't miss out on the fact that we conducted a thrilling live demonstration at the expo, which pleasantly surprised all the attendees. It was an unforgettable moment! Tomorrow marks the final day of the Swiss Medtech Expo, and we look forward to seeing all of you there. Join us at #MesseLuzern and explore how we are driving medical technology forward with our 3D printing solutions. You won't want to miss it! A special thanks to Radhika Dhuru for extending us the invitation to join their booth. We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate and showcase our innovations. Looking forward to connecting at #SMTE23 and #AMX23! #SwissMedtechExpo #AM #MedicalTechnology #InnovationInHealthcare #MedTech

At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are pleased to announce our participation in the ADINBERRI Silver Forum, the first Global Silver Economy Forum in the Basque Country, which will take place on November 8 and 9, 2023 at the KURSAAL Donostia San Sebastian Congress Center. During this event, we will have the honor to present Helk, our socio-health exoskeleton. What is Helk? Helk is an ergonomic textile exoskeleton for lumbar support designed especially for healthcare professionals who perform demanding tasks, such as moving and mobilizing patients. It is intended to provide additional support and improve comfort during these movements. Helk offers a number of important benefits for healthcare workers interested in the Silver Economy. By using this exoskeleton, you can reduce the load on your joints, improve your mobility and prevent musculoskeletal injuries. In addition, Helk helps reduce muscle fatigue and ultimately promotes a safer and more effective work environment. One of Helk's outstanding features is its lightweight and versatile design, making it a comfortable and practical choice for professionals. Weighing only 0.7 kg, this exoskeleton adapts perfectly to the user's needs. In addition, its 7 to 15 kg support provides the necessary stability without compromising mobility. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we are proud to present Helk at the Adinberri Silver Forum. This event represents a unique opportunity to meet with industry experts, discover the latest innovations in the Silver Economy and make valuable connections. Don't miss the opportunity to get up close and personal with Gogoa Mobility Robots' Helk exoskeleton. We invite you to join us at the Adinberri Silver Forum and discover how this technology can improve your well-being and work performance - we look forward to seeing you at this important event! For more information about Helk, please visit our website: https://www.gogoa.eu/exoesqueleto-sociosanitario-helk #AdinberriSilverForum2023 #GogoaMobilityRobots #Helk #exoskeleton #SilverEconomy #innovation #health #wellness

El exoesqueleto HANK obtiene el premio Quality Innovation Award por su valor innovativo, usabilidad y eficacia. Gogoa Mobility Robots, fabricante de exoesqueletos en el campo de la neurorrehabilitación e industria, ha sido premiada por el desarrollo del exoesqueleto HANK en la categoría del Sector Sanitario en los Premios Quality Innovation Award 2020 en el País Vasco. HANK es un dispositivo de carácter disruptivo que ayuda en la recuperación de las funciones motoras y la marcha en pacientes con lesión medular, ictus o enfermedades neurodegenerativas. Este exoesqueleto médico de miembros inferiores permite activar la neuroplasticidad adaptativa y reeducar la marcha, facilitando a estimular el sistema nervioso a partir de la experiencia y la repetición. Esta tecnología avanzada, ya se considera un punto de inflexión en la historia de la rehabilitación y HANK es una herramienta que facilita modular la intensidad de tratamiento y exigir mayor implicación del sistema muscular del paciente durante la marcha, permitiendo una rehabilitación personalizada. Gogoa Mobility Robots cuenta actualmente con el centro de neurorrehabilitación Onbideratu (Urretxu, Gipuzkoa) dedicada a ofrecer tratamientos robóticos según las necesidades clínicas de los pacientes, empleando sus propios exoesqueletos. Gogoa Mobility Robots se encuentra desarrollando diferentes dispositivos médicos e industriales para dar solución a los problemas de hoy en día. A pesar de que sea una start-up de reciente creación, su trabajo ha sido reconocido por varios galardones nacionales e internacionales. El galardón EUSKALIT será entregado en diciembre en la Gala de Gestión Avanzada y Gogoa Mobility Robots pasará a la fase internacional en su categoría, junto a más de 500 organizaciones del resto de países que participan en la competición. Esta competición fue creada en Finlandia en 2007 para estimular el surgimiento y desarrollo de innovaciones de producto, de proceso, organizativas, etc. y participan países como Finlandia, Estonia, Hungría, Israel, Kazajistán, Lituania, Letonia, República Checa, Suecia, España (a través de CEX y de EUSKALIT en el País Vasco), China, Rusia, Serbia, India y varios países del sur de África.

Gogoa ha sido premiada en los workshops organizados por el Gobierno de Reino Unido.

El 20 de noviembre impartimos una formación en Mondragon Unibertsitatea a alumnos del Grado en Ingeniería Biomédica sobre los retos de comercialización de productos sanitarios y el campo de la neurorrehabilitación robótica. La jornada se centró en comprender de forma teórica y práctica los aspectos más importantes en los que se encuentra involucrada Gogoa, es decir: · Neuroplasticidad y la neurorrehabilitación robótica. · Proceso de diseño de los dispositivos médicos y los retos de la industrialización. · Proceso regulatorio y el cumplimiento legal y normativo de los dispositivos médicos. Consideramos una iniciativa interesante para conocer la realidad empresarial y poner en práctica los conocimientos trabajados durante el grado.

Os invitamos a ver la entrevista realizada a nuestro CEO Carlos Fernandez Isoird en la que explica las raíces de Gogoa y la evolución de nuestro exoesqueleto HANK. A través de ella anunciamos que muy pronto abriremos una nueva clínica en Bilbao: MOVEX Clinics. “Hay que tener en cuenta que 130.000 personas sufren un ictus en España al año y un tercio de ellas son susceptibles de rehabilitación, aunque no se les está tratando con exoesqueletos." Nuestro objetivo es dar la oportunidad de rehabilitarse con exoesqueletos, demostrando que las nuevas tecnologías son complementarias y que ayudan a mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas. https://gananzia.com/carlos-fernandez-isoird-vamos-a-abrir-clinicas-de-rehabilitacion-de-ictus-para-dar-a-conocer-nuestro-producto

Gogoa Mobility Robots se incorpora en el Entorno Pre Mercado de BME Es un honor anunciaros que nos incorporamos en el Entorno Pre Mercado (EpM), la aceleradora de pymes de Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME). La incorporación a este grupo es un reconocimiento entre las startups en expansión y mediante el programa de cualificación y networking conoceremos el funcionamiento de los mercados de capitales para poder acceder a inversores y dar el paso de salir a la bolsa. Según nuestro director Carlos Fernández Isoird, “la incorporación de Gogoa en EPM de BME es un hito importante en términos de captación de inversión, tanto como muestra de capacidad de gestión, así como garantía de salida para posibles fondos e inversores”. Además de nosotros, dentro del programa se han incorporado Dantia Tecnología, una empresa de tecnología de servicios Cloud, Ciberseguridad y Consultoría de Sistemas de Información y el Club de Fútbol Intercity, un equipo de fútbol de primera regional.