CYBATHLON

For a world without barriers.

The final Races and Rules 2024 are published!

After the first version and an intensive exchange with the teams, the final version of the rulebook has now been published.

Become a Team of CYBATHLON!

Do you research and develop assistive technology such as exoskeletons, intelligent white canes for the blind, powered wheelchairs or prosthetic legs? Do you work with brain-computer interfaces or functional electrical muscle stimulation? Or do you wear a prosthesis yourself?

Do you want to contribute to the inclusion of people with disabilities and work towards a world without barriers? Then become part of CYBATHLON now!

More information about team registration
Man turns lamp with prosthesis

Become a partner of CYBATHLON

CYBATHLON provides a unique platform to promote research and development in the field of assistive technology for everyday use and to promote dialogue with the public about the inclusion of people with disabilities in everyday life. CYBATHLON is looking for partners who will support the platform on the Road to 2024 and join in working for a world without barriers.

Are you interested? We look forward to hearing from you!

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Did you know that the record for completing a marathon in an exoskeleton is 33 hours? 👏

#MovingPeopleAndTechnology #innovation #AssistiveTechnology #cybathlon #exoskeleton #RoboticExoskeleton https://t.co/hTQoqjWGye

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Robotic exoskeletons are enabling people with paraplegia to stand up, walk, climb stairs and complete marathons. What’s next?

Video transcript:
Robotic Exoskeletons: 4 things you need to know
1. The first robotic exoskeleton dates back to the 1960s
But development really took off in the 2000s
Robotic exoskeletons were initially used to rehabilitate people with spinal cord injuries
But are now helping people with paraplegia stand up and walk
2. In 2020, Adam Gorlitsky even completed a mara ...

Huhu - Wir sind RISE!
Das neues Studierenden-Team der TU-Berlin!

RISE - der Name ist Programm. Das Fachgebiet Medizintechnik der TU Berlin startet zusammen mit der Studierenden-Initiative "Sozial engagierte Ingenieur*innen" (SEI) mit RISE ein innovatives und praxisbezogenes Modul an der TU Berlin, um querschnittgelähmten Menschen das "Aufstehen", sowie das Gehen zu ermöglichen.
Gemeinsam mit Patient*innen wird von transdisziplinären studentischen Teams ein robotisches Exoskelett - also ein H ...

  • SWISS Arena Kloten
  • Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) Bike Race
  • CYBATHLON-Helfer stellt das BCI Spiel ein und hilft dem Piloten die Kappe aufzusetzen, um das Spiel zu spielen
  • Pilot with exoskeleton overcomes slalom obstacle in competition
  • CYBATHLON pilot raises his arms during an interview and is happy
  • Pilotin überwindet mit motorisiertem Rollstuhl Rampe am CYBATHLON 2016
  • Exoskeleton pilots congratulate each other on CYBATHLON 2016
  • Back view of a CYBATHLON pilot playing BCI
  • Arm prosthesis pilot solves task at the table
  • At the CYBATHLON 2016 prosthetic leg pilot gets up from the sofa station
  • View of a referee holding green and red flags. In the background you can see a pilot getting ready for the competition.
  • Prosthetic arm pilot is congratulated
  • CYBATHLON pilot stacks cups with the help of a prosthetic arm
  • CYBATHLON wheelchair pilot does a fistbump with his teammate

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