LEGMAKER

Motion that meets the wheelchair.

A patented lower-limb motion platform under development for 16-, 18- and 20-inch manual wheelchairs, combining assisted movement, active exercise, adjustable resistance and connected session information.

LegMaker development prototype attached to a manual wheelchair
DEVELOPMENT PROTOTYPEWheelchair-integrated hardware
PRODUCT STATUSUnder development
EXERCISE REGIONLower limbs
MOTION ARCHITECTURE3 modes
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYUS + China granted

INTERACTIVE PRODUCT CONCEPT

Configure a session.

Explore the intended control model. This interface is a product-direction visualization, not a representation of a released medical device.

SESSION CONFIGURATIONREADY
42RPM
MODEPassive
RESISTANCE6
DURATION30 min
Concept interface · product under development

SESSION INTELLIGENCE · ROADMAP

See the session, not just the machine.

A concept for turning device settings and movement information into a readable session view.

ACTIVE SESSION

Lower-limb movement

Connected
CADENCE42RPM
DURATION24:18MIN
RESISTANCE6/ 15
MODEActiveSESSION
CADENCESESSION TIMELINE
Concept dashboard · not a released clinical interface

HARDWARE DIRECTION

Compact, rechargeable and wheelchair-integrated.

Company materials describe a lithium-ion rechargeable power architecture with an eight-hour runtime target and a form factor intended as an alternative to large stationary rehabilitation equipment. Final production specifications remain subject to development and verification.

FIT

16 · 18 · 20 inch

Designed around common manual-wheelchair sizes.

POWER

Rechargeable

Lithium-ion battery architecture with an eight-hour runtime target.

SOFTWARE

Connected roadmap

Planned software for exercise tracking, performance metrics, progress reporting and remote-monitoring workflows.

PRODUCT DIRECTION

Designed as a coherent system.

Motion modesPassive · Active · Resistance
Resistance architectureUp to 15 planned levels
Cadence targetUp to 60 RPM
Exercise regionLower limbs
Connectivity roadmapBLE / Wi-Fi
Session information roadmapCadence · duration · resistance · power · revolutions

ONE PLATFORM

Designed around the movement session.

1

Position

Integrate the unit with the intended wheelchair setup.

2

Configure

Select the planned mode and session parameters.

3

Move

Run the intended lower-limb movement session.

4

Review

Use planned connected metrics to understand the session.

PRODUCT QUESTIONS

Understand the product direction.

Does LegMaker replace a wheelchair?+

No. The product concept is designed around a wheelchair setup rather than as a wheelchair replacement.

What does “Passive” mean here?+

In the product concept, Passive describes motor-assisted pedal movement. Final controls and specifications remain subject to development.

What does “Active” mean here?+

Active describes user-driven movement within the intended exercise workflow, with session sensing and tracking included in the product roadmap.

What is planned for Resistance mode?+

The current product direction includes adjustable resistance with up to 15 planned levels.

Are the dashboard and metrics already released?+

No. Interface visuals and connected metrics shown on this site communicate development direction unless explicitly stated otherwise.

PRODUCTION + REGULATORY PATH

Built toward clinical pilots and formal validation.

The current company roadmap calls for an initial 25-unit batch for clinical pilots, usability and safety validation, quality-system work and an anticipated U.S. Class II regulatory pathway. These are plans—not completed clearance or certification.

CURRENT ROADMAP
  • 25-unit initial clinical-pilot batch planned
  • Usability and safety validation preparation
  • Quality-management-system development
  • Class II pathway anticipated; regulatory strategy remains under development
Development notice

LegMaker is under development. Interface visuals, specifications and functionality shown here describe product direction and may change. They do not imply regulatory clearance, clinical efficacy or commercial availability.

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