RoboGym: revolutionary training through Kuka

By Niraj M Wanikar, Chief Editor, CNCTimes.com, 2020-11-24 11:53:00

While conventional strength training devices only allow for linear loads with a constant weight, the RoboGym based on the KR 160 nano makes entirely new motion geometries as well as focusing on individual muscle groups possible – all thanks to the biomechanical skeletal models stored in the database. Test persons have reported improved performance capacity and that they feel completely safe. The installed sensor system for force measurement as well as built-in safety features (such as safety spaces and velocity monitoring) make it possible – particularly in the field of rehabilitation, for example, after a torn cruciate ligament – to control the maximum load as well as the extent of movement for the individual areas in such a way that subsequent injuries are avoided and athletes return to their usual level more quickly.

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RoboGym: revolutionary training through Kuka

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