Quirónsalud Bizkaia Hospital Introduces Hank V3: The Most Advanced Robotic Exoskeleton for Neurorehabilitation.

The Quirónsalud Bizkaia Hospital is organizing the First Day of Health and Robotic Neurorehabilitation, which will take place on October 21. This event aims to showcase the clinical applications of the Hank V3 exoskeleton, developed by Gogoa Mobility Robots, a European company at the forefront of biomedical innovation. Since its first version launched just seven years ago, Hank has evolved significantly and has become an essential tool for the rehabilitation of patients with various conditions, including those related to neurological injuries and musculoskeletal problems.

The new generation of the Hank V3 exoskeleton features an improved ergonomic design that facilitates interaction between the patient and the equipment, thereby optimizing comfort and safety during therapy sessions. This model incorporates an innovative system that allows users to control their own movements through special templates with textile sensors, transforming the patient into an active participant in their recovery process.

Carlos Fernández, CEO of Gogoa Mobility Robots, emphasized that the Hank V3 represents a significant advancement in rehabilitation robotics, highlighting that patients take a leading role in their rehabilitation. This not only accelerates the recovery process but also enhances the patient’s experience during treatment.

The Robotic Neurorehabilitation Unit at Quirónsalud Bizkaia Hospital offers personalized care to a wide range of patients, from those who have suffered strokes or spinal cord injuries to athletes in recovery. Its multidisciplinary approach aims to help patients regain their autonomy and improve their quality of life through the use of the most advanced technology in medical exoskeletons.

This event also commemorates the first anniversary of the unit’s opening, as well as the tenth anniversary of Gogoa Technologies. It is designed for healthcare professionals, patients, families, and students, and will highlight the benefits of robotic neurorehabilitation for conditions such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and severe traumas.

Registration is now open, and interested parties can sign up through a form provided by the organization. The day promises to be an important gathering point for advancements in the care and treatment of patients in the field of neurorehabilitation.