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This Wheelchair Made in France Allows You to Straighten up and Becomes an Exoskeleton, Here's How It Works

Summary by Ouest-france.fr
Developed by the Lille start-up Lifebloom, this wheelchair is actually a connected exoskeleton. It allows patients who have lost a partial motority of their leg to be able to stand independently again. After six years of research and development, the company has just launched the marketing of its first walking units to about twenty health facilities in France.
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Developed by the Lille start-up Lifebloom, this wheelchair is actually a connected exoskeleton. It allows patients who have lost a partial motority of their leg to be able to stand independently again. After six years of research and development, the company has just launched the marketing of its first walking units to about twenty health facilities in France.

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ouest-france.fr broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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