La semaine dernière, nous étions à Marseille pour le congrès SOFMER 2026.

Un grand merci aux médecins MPR, physiothérapeutes, ergothérapeutes, équipes de rééducation, chercheurs et partenaires qui sont venus échanger avec nous sur notre stand.

Ces trois jours ont été l’occasion de présenter notre robot de rééducation des membres inférieurs, de discuter des besoins cliniques en neuroréhabilitation et de partager des retours très concrets sur l’intégration de la robotique dans les parcours de soins.

Nous repartons avec de nombreux échanges inspirants, de nouvelles perspectives de collaboration et une motivation renforcée pour continuer à développer des solutions utiles aux équipes et aux patients.

Merci à la SOFMER pour l’organisation de ce congrès et à toutes les personnes rencontrées à Marseille.

Lambda will be attending the 2026 SOFMER conference, to be held in Marseille at the Palais du Pharo from September 23 to 25, 2026.

This event will be a great opportunity to engage with professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation on current issues in robotic rehabilitation, functional assessment, and clinical innovation.

We will be showcasing our lower-limb rehabilitation robot and look forward to welcoming physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation teams, and institutional partners for demonstrations and discussions on its applications in clinical practice.

See you in Marseille for SOFMER 2026.

We are excited to welcome Rosanne van Dijsseldonk to the Lambda team as a Clinical Specialist!

Her arrival marks an important step in strengthening our clinical support, supporting our partners, and continuing to align our technology with the real-world needs of rehabilitation teams.

Welcome, Rosanne—we look forward to building the future together!

A big thank you to the teams at Villa Beretta Rehabilitation Research Innovation Institute for their warm welcome during this PEDRO demonstration.

We were pleased to present this early mobilization solution, designed to support patients directly at their bedside by combining mobilization, standing, and sensory stimulation.

These discussions with clinical teams are essential for demonstrating, in practical terms, how PEDRO can be integrated into modern rehabilitation pathways—particularly to support early, progressive care tailored to the patient’s abilities.

Thank you to everyone who attended for your interest, questions, and feedback.