Twiice designs ultralight, personal exoskeletons that enable individuals with spinal cord injuries to walk. The devices are intuitive, quick to learn, and built for everyday functional use. By restoring mobility, Twiice helps users access the health benefits of regular motion.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Individuals with mobility impairments often face challenges in performing daily activities and experience a reduced quality of life due to limited access to standing and walking. Existing solutions may not adequately restore the sensations and benefits associated with natural ambulation.
Solution
TWIICE develops and provides custom exoskeletons designed to assist individuals with mobility disorders in regaining the ability to stand and walk. The company's technology aims to bridge the gap in mobility inequality by applying advancements in robotics, cognitive neuroscience, and digital manufacturing to create a human-machine symbiosis. TWIICE exoskeletons are designed to empower users, increasing their independence and enabling them to reconnect with their community.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals with mobility impairments due to conditions such as spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, or stroke, as well as rehabilitation centers and hospitals focused on restoring patient mobility.
Features
- Personalized exoskeleton design tailored to individual user needs and body types
- Advanced robotic technology for intuitive and responsive walking assistance
- Lightweight and agile construction for enhanced maneuverability
- Integration of cognitive neuroscience principles for improved user control and adaptation
- Digital manufacturing processes for rapid prototyping and customization