Patients
Powered Knee Orthosis
First robotic powered knee orthosis with variable stiffness, fully portable. It provides strength, mobility and joint stiffness control in an active way, with user intention detection. Active and passive operation modes selectable. Fully sensorized, provides gait parameters like range of movement, force and velocity, plantar pressures and center of pressure trajectory. It analyzes the biomechanics of the patient’s gait and works to improve it.
Clinical benefits
Improves the quality and speed of the gait.
Reduction of rehabilitation times.
Physical evaluation integrated in the device.
Potential use in home rehabilitation.
Indications MAK ACTIVE KNEE
- Rehabilitation of brain damage (stroke)
- Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
- Treatment of Muscular Atrophies
- Treatment of Muscular Dystrophies
- Rehabilitation after knee surgery (total knee arthroplasty)
- Assistance in cases of muscle weakness due to age
User requirements
- Max weight 100 Kg
- Contraindication: Osteoporosis, severe spasticity and skin conditions negatively affected by orthotics
Frequent questions
If you have any questions or queries regarding this product, send us your inquiry to info@marsibionics.com
The MAK is able to assist, through the Modes of Operation, the movements of sitting, standing, walking and going up and down stairs.
The battery life will depend on the type of movement the MAK assists. On average, the battery lasts a little over 4 hours.
The MAK weighs 3.2 kg, including the battery.
Therapy centres
You can currently receive your MAK therapy at the following rehabilitation centers
If you are interested in receiving therapy with MAK ACTIVE KNEE please fill out the following form.
A continuación te explicamos los pasos a seguir para poder realizar la terapia en Marsi Care
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Online application
Form submission
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Case study
Our clinical team studies the case. Response in 15/30 days
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Initial assessment
In case of acceptance, appointmet for initial assessment
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Inclusion in the program
Informed consent signature and inclusion in the program