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New recognition for Valladolid scientist Elena García for her children’s exoskeleton
The industrial engineer has received one of the Muy Interesante Awards for Women Scientists for her pioneering development that enables children with neurological and neuromuscular diseases to walk. See this news
From Sandra Ibarra’s healthcare advocacy to María Benjumea’s recognition: highlights from the “Top 100” agenda
Renowned for her work in healthcare and technology outreach, Elena García Armada stands out. In a recent interview, she recalls the impact of her paediatric exoskeleton on paediatric rehabilitation. See this news
Neurorobotics improves cerebral palsy by up to 90%
Currently, the APAC association treats paediatric patients with the ATLAS 2030 children’s exoskeleton, one of the most advanced tools in neuromotor rehabilitation and the only one available in Mexico. View this news
The exoskeleton revolution
These devices are like robotic suits that have become a therapeutic tool for neurological disabilities or for preventing injuries in jobs that require great physical effort. See this news
