Nicolas Simon, co-founder of Wandercraft, aims to advance the field of robotics with AI-powered exoskeletons to help individuals with mobility challenges, including those with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.
Wandercraft's Personal Exoskeleton, currently in clinical trials, integrates AI mechanisms for stability and movement, enabling users to stand, walk, and control the device with a joystick.
The company's FDA-cleared Atalante X exoskeleton has already helped patients in over 100 clinical settings worldwide, and the latest Personal Exoskeleton is designed for indoor and outdoor use, adapting to users' movements in real time.
Wandercraft is utilizing NVIDIA technologies for simulation, reinforcement learning, and AI-driven robotics solutions to enhance the functionality of exoskeletons and improve users' mobility in daily life.