This medical device enables robot-assisted therapy for neurological and orthopaedic patients. The G-EO Robot is the world's first device that enables the simulation of any human gait pattern (stairs, slopes, obstacles, etc.) instead of simply walking on the ground. The device has proven to be highly efficient in clinical studies on various types of patients, accelerating the rehabilitation process and thus saving therapy costs. Socio-economic costs are also reduced, as patients who have completed robotic training are more independent afterwards and are not dependent on expensive aftercare.
However, the dimensions of the robot posed particular challenges for various components, including the energy supply. The main problem here, after the high reliability and smooth running, was a reduction in the rolling radius, as the machine mechanics require a level floor to reduce the machine height. However, the routing of a large number of encoder, power and signal cables of different sizes within a single chain made this reduction considerably more difficult.