We’re pleased to announce that we’ll be participating in the DCRM congress, which will take place on November 12 and 13 in Den Bosch.

These two days will be dedicated to networking, sharing expertise, and discovering the latest advancements in our field.

It will be a great opportunity to meet industry leaders, discuss our areas of expertise, and share our projects.

📍 See you on November 12 and 13 in the Netherlands

We look forward to seeing you there and connecting with you!

We are thrilled to have participated in the RehaSchweiz 2026 congress in Zurich, a wonderful event focused on innovation and rehabilitation.

During the event, we had the pleasure of showcasing our three rehabilitation robots —Lambda, Pedro, and Bruno — and sharing our vision for the new possibilities that robotics offers in the field of rehabilitation.

A big thank you to everyone who came to meet us, talk with our team, and learn about our solutions. These moments of connection are invaluable as we work together to advance innovation for the benefit of healthcare professionals and patients.

We’re leaving Zurich with wonderful connections, enriching conversations, and renewed motivation to continue developing the rehabilitation of tomorrow!

Meet us at our booth N.2 during Reha Schweiz Kongress in Zurich !

During this congress, you will have the opportunity to experience :

LAMBDA : the most versatile end-effector robotic device for the rehabilitation of the lower limbs impairments.

PEDRO : a multifunctional therapeutic device that enables early mobilisation, standing and sensory stimulation directly at the patient’s bedside.

BRUNO : mobilisation and transfer chair with its high load capacity of 230 kg and optimum fall protection. It is fitted with an electric motor for adjusting the seat height and angle.

We look forward to seeing you in Zurich at Reha Schweiz 2026.

Last week, we had the pleasure of organising a roadshow to present PEDRO, a particularly innovative solution for modern early mobilisation.

PEDRO is a multifunctional therapeutic device that combines mobilisation, standing and sensory stimulation, directly at the patient’s bedside.

This approach opens up some very interesting prospects for clinical teams, particularly in settings where early mobilisation is essential but often difficult to implement using conventional solutions.

A big thank you to the hospitals that hosted us for these demonstrations, for the quality of the discussions and for the keen interest shown in PEDRO.

Thank you also to Falk Hoffmann for his presence, his expertise and the fascinating discussions about this solution.

We are delighted to be distributing PEDRO and to help raise awareness of this innovative approach amongst healthcare and rehabilitation teams.