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Wandercraft · Wearables & Exos

Wandercraft Atalante X

For companies only · Clinics only

Sold directly by the French maker to rehabilitation clinics in Europe (CE marked) and the US (FDA cleared); not offered to private buyers.

Price on request

No public price. Clinics request a demo and a quote from Wandercraft.

Checked
28.09.2026
Made for
Research & education
Where
EU (direct from Wandercraft) · US · Australia · Ecuador

Overview

A self-balancing lower-body exoskeleton from Paris that lets patients with paralysis or severe walking impairment stand and walk hands-free, without crutches, during clinical gait training. More than 100 rehabilitation and research centres use it.

Key specs

Actuation
12 motors, incl. powered ankles
Balance
Self-balancing, hands-free walking
Device weight
About 80 kg (carries its own weight)
User weight
Up to 100 kg
Battery
All-day use with battery change
Donning
About 7 minutes on average (clinical study)
EU indications
Adults with hemi-, para- or tetraplegia/-paresis
Approvals
CE (expanded Aug 2025) · FDA (3 clearances, latest Nov 2025)

Why it’s in

  • The only exoskeleton here that balances by itself: patients walk without crutches or a walker while the robot keeps them upright.
  • Proven in clinics: CE marked, three FDA clearances and used in more than 100 centres worldwide.
  • A European robotics maker with real deployments, now also building the Calvin-40 industrial humanoid.

What bothers us

  • Clinic-only and used with a therapist; the personal version, Eve, is so far only rolling out in the US.
  • Officially not for stairs, sport or home use.
  • No public price.