Discuss suitability
Start with your walking ability and current support. Ask your usual health professional whether a wearable device is appropriate for you.
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Exo Motion
walking assistance.
More possibilities for your everyday walk.
Explore wearable robotic support for suitable independent walkers. Practical information for older adults and families, from a first enquiry to local assessment and funding questions.
Product suitability, local availability and funding require individual confirmation.
For the life you enjoy
Start with the walk that matters to you.
A visit to friends. A walk around the neighbourhood. Time outdoors with family. Tell us what you would like to explore, and we will help you understand the product and the next questions to ask.
Explore a trial
Ask about fitting, comfort and a supported introduction. Trial locations, rental, delivery and after-sales support must be confirmed for your country.
Check the funding route
Find the relevant official guidance. Ask the responsible assessor or agency whether your circumstances and the exact device can be considered.
Local guidance
Your country.
Your next step.
Find the assessment route, useful official sources and practical questions for your location. Government schemes have their own eligibility and product rules.
Equipment and Modification Services (EMS)
New Zealand
An EMS-qualified assessor can consider disability-related equipment needs. Disability Support Services identifies Accessable and Enable New Zealand as its equipment providers; the assessment determines the appropriate equipment and funding route.
Explore this guideNHS and local community equipment assessment
United Kingdom
The NHS describes assessment routes for conventional walking aids through a GP, physiotherapist or hospital team. Local equipment and social-care arrangements vary across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Explore this guideCommunity Care Service Voucher (CCSV)
Hong Kong
The Community Care Service Voucher scheme includes assistive-technology rental through recognised service providers. Explore the route and product-approval questions in our Traditional Chinese guide.
Explore this guideSeniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund (SMF)
Singapore
AIC administers SMF support for approved mobility and assistive devices. Its criteria include age 60 or above, citizenship or permanent residency, residence requirements, means testing and assessment by an approved healthcare professional.
Explore this guideLocal guidance, country by country
Europe
Explore France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Greece, Switzerland and Austria. Assessment and funding depend on where you live.
Explore this guideLiving elsewhere? Include your country in an enquiry. Australian residents can visit Exo Motion Australia.
A clear funding conversation
Understand the pathway before you pay.
Public support for assistive equipment exists in several of these markets. That does not establish funding for Exo Motion: we have not confirmed product coverage under the schemes in these guides.
We can discuss product information and quotations. Your local assessor, insurer or public agency decides eligibility and approval. Ask for confirmation for the exact model before committing to a purchase.
Explore European funding routesFor seniors and families
A decision you can make together.
Bring your questions about fitting, learning to use the device, charging and servicing. A family member can make the first enquiry.
What wearable support means
A hip-assist wearable uses a powered mechanism worn around the hips and legs to assist movement. The appropriate model and conditions of use need to be checked individually.
What to discuss with your clinician
Discuss walking ability, balance, existing aids and the intended environment. Do not assume a wearable robot prevents falls or replaces a prescribed aid, treatment or rehabilitation plan.
Let's talk about your options
Your next walk starts with a question.
Tell us where you live and what you would like to know. We will discuss the available information and confirm whether a trial, rental or purchase can be arranged.
This is a product enquiry, not a government funding application. Please do not send medical records or identity documents.
Customer experiences
Walking support in everyday life.
Four customer videos from Exo Motion Australia. These are individual experiences; suitability and results vary by person, fitting and environment.
Walking in the community
Bert on a community walk while wearing Exo Motion.
Open videoStairs at home
Bert using Exo Motion on his home stairs, with the handrail.
Open on TikTokWalking indoors
A customer trying supported walking in an indoor setting.
Open on TikTokAn uphill walk
A customer exploring walking support on an uphill slope.
Open on TikTokA closer look
See how the device is fitted.
Watch the product instruction video, then ask about the model, fitting support and instructions available for your location.