
Safety
Compared to a conventional leg brace, C-Brace allows you to walk hands-free, giving you the freedom to hold a loved one's hand and carry a child.

Computer-controlled KAFO orthosis
Live the life you deserve with the C-Brace.
Request more informationAbout C-Brace
The C-Brace is a microprocessor-controlled Knee-Ankle-Foot-Orthosis (KAFO) that responds to everyday movements and situations in real-time. This helps to ensure safety, stability, and confidence in your everyday life.
The C-Brace allows users with leg paralysis to walk on uneven terrain, safely walk backward, and go down stairs and slopes step over step.
C-Brace users can enjoy activities with their friends and family in a completely new way. People with neurological indications of the lower limbs can benefit from the C-Brace. The leading indication is incomplete spinal cord injury (between L1 and L5) with very minor to no spasticity, as well as post-polio syndrome.
Technology
The C-Brace consists of individually fabricated thigh, calf, and foot components. An ankle joint connects the foot and calf components. Through the use of sensors, the C-Brace joint unit knows where it is in space and how fast you are walking, meaning it can alter the hydraulics in the joint unit accordingly.
Why C-Brace?

Compared to a conventional leg brace, C-Brace allows you to walk hands-free, giving you the freedom to hold a loved one's hand and carry a child.

With the C-Brace, you can confidently walk downstairs, down a ramp, and sit without dropping into a seat.

You can conveniently control your C-Brace from your phone with the Cockpit app — particularly great for switching to cycling mode.
User experiences
Real users sharing how the C-Brace gave them back their independence and changed everyday life.
Linda — How the C-Brace completely changed her life and that of her family.
Watch on YouTubeSina — Sina has had incomplete paraplegia since 2016 after falling off a balance beam. With the C-Brace she returned to active sports.
Watch on YouTubeDavid — A US Marine Corps veteran whose legs were paralysed by a bomb blast in Afghanistan. The C-Brace helped him reclaim his life.
Watch on YouTubeHannah — A mother of two whose leg was paralysed after a routine operation. The C-Brace returned her independence.
Watch on YouTubeMarjan — After cancer treatment Marjan's leg was paralysed. With the C-Brace she walks naturally and rides a tandem bicycle with her husband.
Watch on YouTubeMelvin — Melvin's leg is paralysed due to childhood polio. With the C-Brace he plays in the garden with his nieces.
Watch on YouTubeWolfgang — Wolfgang's leg is paralysed from polio. With the C-Brace he enjoys cycling and yoga again.
Watch on YouTubeDenise — A young mother left with leg paralysis after disc surgery complications. C-Brace restored her ability to choose what she wants to achieve.
Watch on YouTubeBefore & after
David has been paralysed in his left leg since a traffic accident. Watch the difference in his walking with and without the C-Brace.
Watch comparisonDenise has been paralysed in her right leg since a failed back surgery. See the difference the C-Brace has on her mobility.
Watch comparisonHeike has been paralysed in her right leg since a routine operation went wrong. See how the C-Brace with the Nexgear Tango improves her walking.
Watch comparisonMelvin has post-polio syndrome and is paralysed in his left leg. Watch the difference in his walking with and without the C-Brace + Nexgear Tango.
Watch comparisonRebecca is paralysed in both legs due to a tumour on her lumbar spine. Watch the difference in her mobility with and without the C-Brace.
Watch comparisonDiscover the C-Brace
The C-Brace offers users new possibilities with its advanced microprocessor sensor technology. It allows for smooth movement while sitting, navigating slopes, walking on uneven surfaces, or descending stairs step by step — providing an entirely new level of mobility.
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