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In a medical setting where finding effective solutions for neurological challenges is a constant priority, serious games with virtual reality emerge as promising tools. This innovative approach, which merges physical activity with cognitive challenges, has sparked significant interest in the healthcare field. The study conducted by Mr. Komarudin at the University of Education of Indonesia sheds light on the effectiveness of this methodology, especially in the sports context, where each cognitive improvement can make a difference. Serious games with virtual reality, far from being a simple exercise routine, are a methodology that merges the science of neuroplasticity with the practice of virtual exercises. Its goal is to stimulate both the body and the mind, challenging the brain with movements and unconventional activities to promote adaptation and neuronal development. Essentially, this approach seeks to activate brain plasticity, which is the brain's ability to reorganize and form new connections in response to experience and learning. This is achieved through exercises that challenge motor skills, coordination, and cognition, all at the same time. Komarudin's study, which involved 40 soccer athletes from UPI, focused on evaluating how serious games with virtual reality impact cognitive functions. By dividing participants into two groups, one subjected to serious games with virtual reality and the other to conventional training methods, the results highlighted significant improvements in concentration and intelligence among athletes who followed serious games with virtual reality. For Movex Clinics, a pioneering institution in robotic neurorehabilitation, Komarudin's findings represent a significant breakthrough. By adopting serious games with virtual reality as an innovative therapeutic tool, we have witnessed tangible improvements in the quality of life of our patients. The combination of physical movement with cognitive challenges has proven to be especially effective in neurological rehabilitation, where restoring brain functions is crucial for complete recovery. In our clinics, we have witnessed how serious games with virtual reality have driven significant improvements in coordination, attention, and decision-making among our patients. From those battling neurodegenerative diseases to those recovering from neuromuscular injuries, we have seen the transformative power of this methodology in our patients' lives. By incorporating serious games with virtual reality into our rehabilitation programs, we have been able to offer a comprehensive approach that addresses both the physical and cognitive needs of our patients. However, while we celebrate the achievements obtained so far, we recognize that there is still much to discover in the world of serious games with virtual reality. More research is needed to fully understand the mysteries of this methodology and determine its effectiveness in different contexts and populations. At the Movex Living Lab, we are committed to leading the way in this exciting area and to continue providing hope and tangible improvements to our patients through innovation and unwavering dedication to excellence in neurological healthcare.

In the fascinating world of industrial design, where creativity and functionality converge to create cutting-edge solutions, Gogoa's HANK and BELK+ exoskeletons stand out as true masterpieces of engineering and aesthetics. These devices not only represent a technological advancement but also embody a deep connection with nature, inspired by the majesty and elegance of horse forelegs. Gogoa, a pioneering company in the field of biomedical engineering and robotic neurorehabilitation, has taken its commitment to innovation a step further by incorporating principles of biomimicry and biomimetism into the design of its exoskeletons. While these concepts are often used interchangeably, they have distinct nuances that are worth exploring to fully grasp the depth of Gogoa's design approach. Biomimicry, also known as innovative design inspired by nature, involves seeking creative solutions that mimic patterns and processes found in nature. On the other hand, biomimetism involves innovation inspired by nature, using biological and ecological principles as a source of creativity and effectiveness. In the case of Gogoa's exoskeletons, the company has not only borrowed visual elements from horse forelegs but has also integrated biomechanical and structural principles into the design of its products, creating devices that are not only aesthetically striking but also highly functional and ergonomic. The choice of horses as a source of inspiration for the HANK and BELK+ exoskeletons is not accidental. These noble animals, symbols of power, agility, and elegance, represent the culmination of millions of years of biomechanical evolution. Horse forelegs, in particular, are perfect examples of efficient and functional design in nature. By emulating the shape and structure of these legs, Gogoa has not only created visually impressive devices but has also optimized functionality and comfort for users. Behind the innovative design of Gogoa's exoskeletons is a multidisciplinary team of designers, engineers, and biomechanics experts who work closely together to blend aesthetics with functionality harmoniously. This collaborative approach allows Gogoa to leverage the lessons that nature has to offer while integrating the latest technologies and manufacturing techniques to create products that not only meet but exceed expectations. In summary, Gogoa's HANK and BELK+ exoskeletons represent a milestone in industrial design, where technology and nature converge to create products that are more than just tools: they are symbols of a shared vision of harmony and progress. With these devices, Gogoa is not only setting the standards for excellence in the assistive technology industry but also demonstrating the power of nature-inspired design to drive innovation and change. In a world where aesthetics and functionality are equally important, Gogoa has proven to be an undisputed leader, paving the way for a future where technology and nature work together in perfect harmony. - exoesqueletos hank belk+ gogoa biomímesis

Driving Technological Innovation for Independent Living In a world where technology advances at a breakneck pace, quickly adapting to new realities has become an urgent necessity. However, amidst this rapid progress, it is crucial not to lose sight of the importance of ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their abilities or needs, have access to technological innovations that can improve their quality of life. In this context, Gogoa Mobility Robots takes pride in being part of the Innovative Solutions for Independent Living (SIVI) Cluster and actively participating in initiatives such as the recent seminar on independent living for dependent people "Towards FITECU 2025" at the technological innovation hub in Zamora. FITECU, the International Fair of Innovation and Technology at the Service of Care, is an event that highlights the importance of social innovation as a driver of progress for a sector of the population that has often felt excluded from technological advances. It is in this context that technology companies, research groups, technological centers, and representatives of the third sector come together with a common purpose: to improve the quality of life of dependent people through innovative solutions. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we understand that technology should not only be advanced but also accessible and sensitive to human needs. Therefore, we are committed to developing solutions that are not only efficient from a technical standpoint but also empathetic and user-centered. Our participation in events such as the seminar "Towards FITECU 2025" allows us to be in direct contact with experts from around the world, sharing knowledge and experiences that help us improve our solutions and drive social progress in the field of independent living. In summary, at Gogoa Mobility Robots, we firmly believe in the power of technology to humanize care, improve quality of life, and promote personal independence. We are committed to continuing to work in this direction, collaborating with other stakeholders in the sector and participating in initiatives that promote technological innovation in the service of care. Together, we are building a future where technology is an ally on the path to independent and fulfilling life for all individuals.

We are thrilled to announce that the Basque Health Cluster, of which Gogoa Mobility Robots is a proud member, has been selected as the Ecosystem of the Month by the European Connected Health Alliance (ECHAlliance): https://echalliance.com/news/spain-basque-health-ecosystem-is-echalliance-ecosystem-of-the-month-april/ This prestigious recognition underscores the exceptional contributions and collaborative efforts within our vibrant ecosystem. The Basque Health Cluster embodies the entirety of the healthcare sector's value chain, representing entities across Pharma, Biotechnology, Medical Devices, In Vitro Diagnosis, Healthcare, E-Health, and complementary services. With over 120 associated entities, including companies, research centers, universities, and public administrations, the cluster serves as a cornerstone for innovation and collaboration in the region. In words of the ECHAlliance; "while it's challenging to single out just a few champions from our ecosystem, several entities have spearheaded groundbreaking projects with global implications. Among them are:" Ciber Surgery: Renowned for developing the first Basque surgical robot, Ciber Surgery ranks among the "Top 20" robotic SMEs in the European Union. Gogoa Mobility Robots: A leading company in the research, design, and development of exoskeletons, contributing significantly to mobility assistance. Biobide: Pioneers in zebrafish research, advancing drug discovery and safety assessment. VIVEBiotech: Specializing in lentiviral vectors, crucial for gene therapy applications. Accexible: Innovators in disease detection through voice analysis biomarkers. Mikrobiomik: Set to revolutionize treatment for intestinal infections with a life-saving solution for Clostridioides difficile. Innitius: Offering a device capable of distinguishing true and false threats of premature birth. Viralgen: Experts in the production of AAV gene therapy vectors, essential for advanced therapies. BTI: Leaders in biomedicine applied to regenerative medicine and oral implantology. Histocell: Specialists in cell therapy and biological medicinal products, contributing to advancements in healthcare. Moreover, our ecosystem thrives on collaboration and is actively engaged in various EU-funded projects, such as OSASUNBERRI, OSASUNBERRI II, and ClivaMED, aimed at enhancing healthcare delivery and innovation. In line with our newly launched Strategic Plan 2024-2027, we have identified six strategic pillars focusing on talent, data, regulation, internationalization, financing, and commercialization. These pillars underscore our commitment to providing impactful value to the healthcare sector. Our primary strength lies in our ability to connect stakeholders across regions, countries, and the healthcare value chain. With robust support from the public administration, a solid infrastructure, and a thriving network of research and innovation centers, the Basque Health Cluster stands as a beacon of excellence in healthcare innovation. As we look ahead, we are excited about our "Osasun Poloa" strategy, aimed at establishing an international health reference hub by 2025. Furthermore, the Basque Country's recognition as a leading hub for advanced therapies in Europe reaffirms our position as a driving force in healthcare innovation. In conclusion, we extend our gratitude to ECHAlliance for recognizing the Basque Health Cluster as the Ecosystem of the Month. Together, we will continue to push boundaries, foster collaboration, and drive innovation for the betterment of healthcare globally.

Gogoa Mobility Robots is proud to announce its participation in the INTERREG SUDOE seminar, which took place on the 16th and 17th in Santander. This event, sponsored by the Counselor of Economy and Finance and European Funds of the Government of Cantabria, marked a significant milestone with the delivery of the FEDER concession agreement, signed by the project leader, Cluster SIVI. In this context, Gogoa Mobility Robots was introduced as an integral part of the REVITAL project: Socioeconomic revitalization of low-density population areas through clinical teleassistance. Through this initiative, we join a multi-regional consortium composed of 9 leading entities in the field of health and the socio-sanitary sector of Spain, France, and Portugal. REVITAL's mission is to develop innovative technological solutions that allow for the provision of specialized teleassistance and telerehabilitation services in rural areas. Our goal at Gogoa is not only to improve healthcare assistance in these communities but also to contribute to the creation of qualified employment and the economic revitalization of rural areas. We firmly believe that technology can be a driver of positive change, and we are committed to being part of the solution to the challenges facing these regions. Our participation in the INTERREG SUDOE seminar was an invaluable opportunity to discuss and address questions regarding the project management of the REVITAL project. We are committed to working closely with our consortium partners, including entities such as Cluster SIVI, University of Deusto, ESTIA, Gerencia de Servicios Sociales de la JCyL, AEBB - Associação Empresarial da Beira Baixa, GRUPO FUNDACION SAN CEBRIAN, IPCB - Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco, and Etablissement Public de Santé de Garazi. This seminar was also an opportunity to congratulate the 34 projects selected in the Interreg Sudoe Programme call. At Gogoa, we are committed to adding value to cooperation and contributing to achieving tangible results in addressing the social connectivity challenge posed by this program. REVITAL represents a unique opportunity to demonstrate the potential of our technology in real environments and make a tangible difference in the lives of people living in rural areas. We are pleased to participate in the implementation of pilot experiences in Castilla y León (Spain), Centro de Portugal, and Nouvelle-Aquitaine (France), where our robotic mobility solutions can make a real difference in healthcare and long-term care for elderly and/or chronically dependent individuals. The "REVITAL" project meeting at the Innovation and Economic Development Agency of Valladolid (IDEVA) was a fundamental step in this direction, strengthening public-private collaboration and the connection between university and business, essential elements for the success of the project. In summary, Gogoa Mobility Robots is committed to revitalizing low-density population areas through clinical teleassistance, promoting technological and social development in these communities. We invite you to join us on this exciting adventure towards a healthier and more prosperous future for all.

The Basque engineering company Gogoa Mobility Robots, dedicated to research, design, and development of high-tech lightweight exoskeletons, is expanding its catalog of robotic assistance devices. In addition to their series of smart exoskeletons targeting medical (neurorehabilitation), professional, sports, or even military sectors, they have just added a robotic device that is fully accessible for personal use, both in terms of its technical features and price (four times less than similar North American products). The product in question, the first of its kind developed in Europe, is an intelligent device that reacts to and assists the user's movement intention. In fact, it has been designed to provide a new level of independence for people with reduced mobility, regardless of their age, marking a milestone in biomedical engineering. The device adapts to the user's gait, allowing for a comfortable and completely natural walking experience. The new exoskeleton, commercially named BELK+, is aimed at individuals seeking to regain mobility and achieve a natural gait by assisting their legs. Its light weight, ease of use, and digitalization, which incorporates small motors to effectively strengthen the functionality of the knee joints, make this product a very useful tool in the daily lives of people with reduced mobility. With a robust design and extended autonomy - the electrical system features a fast charging function - allowing for its use (assistance capacity) throughout a full day, BELK+ enables walking on different terrains, including ramps and stairs, providing complete autonomy of movement. Additionally, the Basque exoskeleton allows for gait training, adapting to the needs of various users, including athletes or injured individuals. The Gogoa Mobility Group exoskeleton weighs less than two kilograms per leg, making it very comfortable for the user. The equipment can be adjusted to different user heights (from 140 to 200 centimeters). The knee is motorized with a pair of assists (up to 35 Nm). Furthermore, the device is equipped with a pair of sensorized insoles that detect the intention and phase of the walk. Presented at Exo Berlin "Walking is more than just a physical act; it's an expression of freedom and dignity," highlighted Carlos Fernandez Isoird, CEO of Gogoa Mobility Robots, at the presentation of the Basque product at Exo Berlin, the main European exhibition for portable robotic devices, where it caused a sensation when tested on the streets of the German capital. "With BELK+, we are committed to restoring that freedom to people facing mobility challenges, allowing them to enjoy a more active and fulfilling life." With its Don&Go functionality, the Gogoa Mobility exoskeleton is easy to put on and take off, enabling users to start walking intuitively. Additionally, the management of the exoskeleton is done through a smartwatch and an Android application, providing unprecedented control and information management. Another advantage is that BELK+ users will receive training in the use of the equipment and assistance from the Gogoa Mobility Robots team, ensuring a safe and effective experience. - BELK+ Personal Mobility Assistance Exoskeleton

In the realm of sports, we are constantly reminded that the best stories are those that inspire us, those that challenge us to rethink our own limitations, and show us the power of the human spirit. The story of Miguel Ángel Sabalaga Rivera, ambassador for Gogoa Mobility Robots and Movex Clinics, is precisely one of those exceptional tales, a modern epic of resilience, courage, and triumph over adversity. This article marks the second installment highlighting Miguel Ángel's impressive sporting achievements, reflecting his notable progress since the previous one and showcasing his inspiring story of overcoming. A few years ago, Miguel Ángel's life took an unexpected turn when a workplace accident left him with a devastating spinal cord injury. A crane fell on him, bending his body and leaving him without sensation in his legs. In the blink of an eye, his destiny changed forever. However, amidst the darkness, he found a glimmer of hope in Movex Clinics' robotic neurorehabilitation clinics. With the help of cutting-edge technology and the unwavering support of a dedicated team, Miguel Ángel began his journey towards recovery. Every step of the way was filled with immense challenges, but his unwavering determination and steadfast faith in his ability to overcome adversity carried him through the shadows into the light. In Miguel Ángel's own words as he underwent rehabilitation: "Getting up from the chair was like witnessing the birth of my child." These words capture the magnitude of his achievement and the emotion that accompanied him at every step of his progress. As he immersed himself in the rehabilitation process, he discovered a newfound strength within himself, a strength that propelled him beyond what he ever believed possible. Recently, Miguel Ángel has brought that same determination and strength to the playing field, pushing the boundaries of body and mind. In Guadalajara, he showcased his prowess on the track by surpassing his own records in the 800 meters with an impressive time of 2:16, the 200 meters in 0:32, and the 5000 meters in 15:25, marking significant progress from the previous year. But his true test came in the Movistar half marathon in Madrid. Despite encountering a flat tire at kilometer 4 of the race, Miguel Ángel didn't stop. With courage and determination, he crossed the finish line in a remarkable time of 1:08:40 minutes, securing a second place in the competition. Congratulations from the entire team! This achievement is more than just a sporting milestone; it's a testimony to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of will to overcome any obstacle. The story of Miguel Ángel Sabalaga Rivera is a beacon of hope in a world full of challenges, an inspiring reminder that with determination and faith, there is no limit to what can be achieved. Gogoa Mobility Robots takes pride in having Miguel Ángel as an ambassador, a true symbol of courage, resilience, and triumph over adversity. His story will continue to inspire future generations to overcome obstacles and reach new heights in the pursuit of greatness. Attached is a selection of photos illustrating the highlights of Miguel Ángel's competitions, capturing his passion, dedication, and triumph in sports. These images are a visual testament to his admirable journey to success and a celebration of his unwavering determination.

In a world where over a billion people face various forms of disability, the quest for innovative solutions in the field of neuro-rehabilitation becomes imperative. In this context, it gives us great pleasure to announce our involvement in the AI-REHAB project, a collaborative effort promising to revolutionize the way we approach mobility rehabilitation. This exhilarating project is undertaken in collaboration with two renowned institutions: the University of Deusto and the Miranda Foundation. With the support of business R&D assistance programs such as HAZITEK, we are propelling research and development of groundbreaking solutions in the field of robotic neuro-rehabilitation. Furthermore, it is important to highlight that this initiative is co-funded by the Basque Government and the European Union through the Regional Development Fund 2021-2027 (FEDER), demonstrating a joint commitment to promote scientific and technological excellence in our region. This multidisciplinary collaboration and governmental endorsement enable us to progress towards our goal of leading change in the realm of mobility and rehabilitation. AI-REHAB aims primarily to enhance therapy and procedures for robotic neuro-rehabilitation of mobility, integrating artificial intelligence to provide precise diagnostics and tailor treatments to each patient. This translates into a dynamic approach to rehabilitation, tailored to the individual needs of each person. Additionally, this innovative project explores the potential of robotic systems to prevent frailty, an increasingly pressing issue in our society. The aging population and the rise of chronic illnesses are creating a growing demand for health and rehabilitation services. In this context, robotic neuro-rehabilitation emerges as a promising solution. While robotic rehabilitation systems have proven effective in improving mobility and functionality in patients with motor disorders, the lack of a scientific approach to customize therapy has hindered its widespread adoption. This is where artificial intelligence plays a crucial role. Thanks to recent advancements in AI technology, we can unify criteria, determine the precise frequency and intensity of treatment for each patient, and even optimize process parameters in real-time. This means we can tailor robotic systems to the individual needs of each patient, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of treatments through personalization and continuous feedback. However, AI-REHAB goes beyond individualized therapy. The combination of artificial intelligence with robotic systems also offers the potential to detect frailty early, an increasingly relevant public health issue. By applying AI algorithms to precise measurements of motor performance provided by robotic systems, we can identify early signs of frailty and offer preventive interventions in a timely manner. Ultimately, AI-REHAB represents an opportunity to generate new knowledge and improve existing technology in the field of robotic neuro-rehabilitation. We are committed to leading this project and contributing to the advancement of science and technology for the benefit of people with disabilities and motor frailty. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we firmly believe in the transformative power of technology to enhance people's quality of life. With AI-REHAB, we are taking a significant step towards a future where mobility is an accessible reality for all.

It is an honour for us to announce our prominent participation at EXO Berlin on April 16th and 17th, 2024! As one of the leading biomedical engineering firms in the sector, we are delighted to present our latest breakthrough at this prestigious fair: BELK+, the first European personal exoskeleton designed to assist in walking. But that's just the beginning; we will also share with the international community our advancements in robotic neurorobilitation technology and the design of innovative therapies developed in our MOVEX LIVING LAB. What is BELK+? BELK+ is an advanced lower limb exoskeleton featuring motorized joints, designed to be used on a single leg or both legs simultaneously. Who is BELK+ for? BELK+ is designed for individuals seeking to regain mobility and achieve a natural gait by assisting their legs. It offers an innovative solution to effectively strengthen knee joint functionality. What makes it unique? Plug & Play functionality ensures seamless integration, reacting intuitively to the user's intent. BELK+ offers adjustable settings and extended autonomy for prolonged use, prioritizing knee assistance and weight distribution on the ground. Pioneering in its global approach, it utilizes sensitized soles for transparent walking assistance. Users can customize movement and speed for personalized training, with adaptive assistance for evolving needs. Join Us at EXO Berlin We extend a warm invitation to all technology and innovation enthusiasts to join us at EXO Berlin. Besides witnessing the global launch of BELK+, you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in our conferences and live demonstrations, where we'll share exclusive insights into the future of mobility and rehabilitation. Information about GOGOA's conferences at EXO Berlin: https://exo-berlin.de/guestevent/ SESSION A: Empowering Mobility: Official Launch and Product Demonstration of BELK+, Europe's First Personal Gait Assistance Exoskeleton Date and time: April 16th, 15:30h Link: https://guestevent.exo-berlin.de/gogoa/Session_A.html SESSION B: Creating Technology + Designing Robotic Neurorehabilitation Therapies: Insights from MOVEX LIVING LAB Date and time: April 16th, 16:00h Link: https://guestevent.exo-berlin.de/gogoa/Session_B.html Information about EXO Berlin: EXO Berlin is recognized as the leading summit in the field of assistive robotics and human augmentation. Since its inception in 2018, it has been the meeting point for the brightest minds and the most innovative companies in the biomedical sector. Here, ideas are shared, partnerships are forged, and the most exciting advancements that are transforming the landscape of health and mobility are presented. We look forward to meeting you at EXO Berlin and sharing our passion for biomedical engineering and technological progress! #EXOBerlin2024 #RoboticMobility #InnovationInRehabilitation #BELKPlus #AssistiveTechnology GOGOA EXO Berlin 2024 BELK+

By Maite Molinuevo, Head of Neurology Specialized Physiotherapy and Clinic Coordinator at Movex Living Lab In the broad field of neurological diseases, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) emerges as a formidable figure, challenging both those who suffer from it and healthcare professionals striving to understand and address it in the best possible way. Currently, it is the third most common neurodegenerative disease in Spain. From my experience in specialized neurology physiotherapy, I have been able to accompany patients along their journey and at different stages of this disease, and today I wish to share with you an insight into its nature, symptoms, treatments, and a look at the forefront of neurorehabilitation, where exoskeletons stand out as a promising tool. What is ALS? ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease caused by the loss of spinal, bulbar, and cortical motor neurons, resulting in the paralysis of voluntary and respiratory muscles. It predominantly affects people between 40 and 70 years of age, and it is worth noting that the clinical course and pathophysiology of this disease are as heterogeneous and individual as the patients we may encounter. Symptoms of ALS Symptoms of ALS can vary significantly between individuals and over time. However, some common signs include muscle weakness, muscle spasms, difficulty speaking, swallowing, or breathing, changes in coordination, and difficulty in controlling voluntary muscle. It is important to note that ALS does not affect cognitive function, meaning that the person remains mentally alert, aware, and oriented as the disease progresses with all its symptoms. ALS Treatment To date, there is no cure or definitive therapy for ALS. However, there are various treatment strategies aimed at relieving symptoms, delaying disease progression, and improving the quality of life of patients. These may include physical rehabilitation therapies, medications to control symptoms, respiratory and feeding assistance equipment, as well as emotional and psychological support for both the patient and their family and caregivers. Personal Experience: Human Connection in the Fight against ALS Throughout my career, I have been able to work with various people facing ALS. Each patient has their own story, and each encounter has taught me the importance of empathy, understanding, and commitment in the rehabilitation process, always with the aim of providing, as much as possible, a better quality of life to each individual. As a therapist accompanying the daily journey of each patient, each person leaves their personal mark on you. I especially remember J., a middle-aged man who, despite the constant progression of his disease and his difficulty in walking, never stopped trying every single day. For J., walking was a daily struggle, as he experienced an average of 5 falls per month. It was in this context that rehabilitation with exoskeletons restored his autonomy and quality of life, and with it, a new hope, both for him and for the entire team, as after several months of rehabilitation, he went on to have a maximum of 2 falls per year. Exoskeletons: Innovation in Neurological Rehabilitation In the field of neurorehabilitation, exoskeletons are emerging as a revolutionary tool for improving gait quality and mobility in patients with various neurological pathologies, including ALS. These biomechanical devices provide support and assistance to different joints and body structures through the principle of neuroplasticity, thus allowing improvement in strength, muscle activation, endurance, stability, and body schema deficient after a neurological injury or pathology. In J.'s case, the use of an exoskeleton not only provided him with greater stability and balance while walking but also gave him a renewed sense of freedom. Through carefully tailored training sessions and continuous support from an interdisciplinary team, J. was able to maintain his mobility and independence for longer than he ever thought possible. Conclusion: A Future of Hope and Empowerment ALS can be a devastating disease, both for those who suffer from it and for their loved ones. However, in the midst of adversity, human resilience and technological innovation emerge. As we continue our search for more effective treatments and more accessible solutions for ALS, we must always remember the importance of addressing this disease comprehensively, providing not only medical care and physical therapies but also emotional and psychosocial support. Ultimately, the fight against ALS is a fight for human dignity, quality of life, and hope. Let us continue moving forward together, united in our commitment to improve the lives of those facing this relentless disease. Keywords: ALS, ALS disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, what is ALS. ALS Exoskeletons Neurological Rehabilitation

In the world of neurological rehabilitation, every small advancement is cause for celebration, every achievement represents a victory over adversity. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we bear witness daily to these transformations, stories that inspire us and remind us of the purpose of our work. Today we want to share with you the story of one of our patients, who, out of respect for their privacy, has chosen to remain anonymous. This patient is in the midst of a challenging rehabilitation journey. With a diagnosis of brain tumor and communication difficulties, their path to recovery has not been easy. However, thanks to Movex Clinics' innovative approach and GOGOA technology, they are gradually regaining their mobility and voice. Through dedicated and personalized rehabilitation sessions, our patient is rebuilding their life step by step. Although they face challenges with aphasia, a speech difficulty, their determination and positive spirit are evident in every session. Recently, our patient surprised us with a touching gesture: they created a song as a token of appreciation towards the team at Movex Clinics and Gogoa Mobility Robots. This song is not only a gift to us but a symbol of their resilience and ability to find joy amidst adversity. Under our new motto, "Rebirth to Rediscover Enjoyment in Life," each small step taken by our patient carries special meaning. At Gogoa Mobility Robots, we not only create technology but design comprehensive therapies that promote the recovery and well-being of our patients. We are leaders in the field of robotic neurorehabilitation, offering customized treatments for a variety of pathologies, from strokes to neurodegenerative diseases and muscular dysfunctions. In this field, we are committed to the progress and welfare of our patients. Every day, we feel honored to be part of our patient's journey to recovery. Their strength and determination are an inspiration to us and to all those who strive to overcome obstacles. We invite you to join us on this journey of hope and transformation. Together with our patient, we are writing a story of resilience and triumph. Though the road may be tough, we believe in the power of the human spirit to find light even in the darkest moments. In this post, we share the song created by our courageous patient as a symbol of hope and gratitude. We invite you to listen to it and join us in celebrating the strength of the human spirit and the power of rehabilitation. Because every small advancement is a step forward on the path to recovery. - A Song of Gratitude from MOVEX CLINICS

Since the dawn of humanity, we have looked to nature for inspiration and learning. The patterns found in flora and fauna have guided our advancements in technology, medicine, and design. In this journey of discovery, we have encountered a fascinating phenomenon: the exoskeleton. This term, which literally means "external skeleton," leads us into a world where the line between the organic and the technological blurs, offering a new horizon of possibilities for enhancing human life. A Glimpse into the Evolution of the Exoskeleton The term "exoskeleton" comes from Greek, where "exo" means "external" and "skeleton" refers to the support structure. In the animal kingdom, the exoskeleton manifests as an external covering that protects and supports the organism's body. For example, in the phylum of arthropods, such as spiders, insects, and crustaceans, the exoskeleton is a structure composed mainly of chitin, a resilient polysaccharide that provides support and protection. This biological design has inspired the creation of artificial exoskeletons, designed to enhance human mobility, strength, and endurance. The earliest attempts at mechanical exoskeletons date back to the 20th century, when they were used in military and industrial applications. However, it was in the 21st century that technology reached a level that allowed the creation of advanced exoskeletons, capable of integrating more seamlessly with the human body. The Convergence of Nature and Technology in the Modern Exoskeleton Today, the exoskeleton has acquired a broader and deeper meaning. It is not just a tool to increase strength or mobility, but a gateway to man-machine integration. Exoskeleton technologies are being used in a variety of fields, from medicine to sports, with the aim of improving human capabilities and quality of life. Companies like ours, Gogoa Mobility Robots, are at the forefront of this revolution, developing advanced exoskeletons for neurorehabilitation and mobility assistance. Their approach is based on mimicking the biomechanical principles found in nature, creating devices that perfectly adapt to the human body and enhance its function. The Future of the Exoskeleton: Integration and Continuous Improvement As we move towards the future, the exoskeleton promises to play an increasingly important role in our lives. Companies like Cyber Human Systems, a spin-off of Gogoa Mobility Robots, are exploring innovative applications to prevent workplace injuries and enhance human capabilities in demanding work environments. Similarly, the spin-off Levier is bringing exoskeletons into the sports arena, with devices designed to improve performance in sports such as skiing and snowboarding. Ultimately, the exoskeleton represents a perfect synthesis of nature and technology. By studying and learning from the designs found in the natural world, we can create tools that not only enhance our physical capabilities but also improve our experience as human beings. In this sense, the exoskeleton is a form of biodesign aimed at enriching our lives and leading us towards a future where the boundaries between the organic and the artificial blur ever more. - Exoskeleton: Alliance of Nature and Technology