TECHNOLOGY

Motion hardware.
Connected intelligence.

LegMaker is being developed as a wheelchair-integrated lower-limb motion platform combining electromechanical actuation, configurable exercise modes and connected session information.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Designed as one connected system.

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Motion

Motor-assisted pedal architecture for lower-limb movement.

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02

Control

Configurable cadence, mode and planned resistance levels.

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03

Sense

Session information designed around movement and device state.

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04

Connect

Planned connected software for session review.

SYSTEM MAP

From movement to information.

A simplified view of the intended product architecture.

M
PHYSICAL LAYER

Motion

Pedal mechanics, motor assistance and adjustable load architecture.

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C
CONTROL LAYER

Control

Session configuration for intended cadence, mode, duration and resistance.

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S
DATA LAYER

Sense

Planned capture of device and movement information during a session.

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I
INTERFACE LAYER

Interpret

Planned patient/provider interfaces for readable session review.

SAFETY-BY-DESIGN · DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION

Safety belongs in the architecture.

01

Controlled motion

The product direction includes bounded, configurable motion parameters rather than an open-ended control model.

02

Session readiness

The interface concepts emphasize configuration and readiness before a movement session begins.

03

Device state

Connected concepts are designed to make device and session state visible to the user.

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Development verification

Engineering verification and usability evaluation are part of the development approach.

These are design principles and development directions, not representations of certification, regulatory clearance, or validated safety performance.

MODES

Three ways to move.

01

Passive

Motor-assisted cycling where the device provides pedal movement.

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Active

User-driven movement with session sensing and tracking in the product roadmap.

03

Resistance

Adjustable resistance architecture with up to 15 planned levels.

ENGINEERING DIRECTION

Built around the chair.

Exercise regionLower limbs
Cadence targetUp to 60 RPM
Resistance15 planned levels
ConnectivityBLE / Wi-Fi planned
PowerBattery architecture
InterfacePatient + provider roadmap

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