The Hocoma Andago V2 is a dynamic, mobile body-weight support system designed to enable safe, overground gait training for patients with moderate to severe walking impairments. Bridging the gap between treadmill-based therapy and real-world mobility, the Andago V2 allows patients to walk freely across open spaces while maintaining postural support and safety through a robotic harness system.
Unlike traditional gait training methods, the Andago V2 actively follows the patient’s movement, providing intelligent support without the constraints of a fixed track. Its sensor-based navigation enables natural, self-directed walking in various directions, including turns and stops, promoting functional gait patterns and boosting patient confidence. Real-time feedback and built-in assessments give therapists clear insights into each session, optimising outcomes and efficiency.
As part of Hocoma’s advanced rehabilitation solutions, the Andago V2 is ideal for use in the critical transition phase between supported and independent walking. It enables higher therapy intensity, encourages active participation, and supports early mobilisation—making it a powerful tool in neurorehabilitation and post-surgical recovery.
Core Features
Robotic Overground Gait Training
Supports walking across open spaces without the need for a treadmill, allowing patients to practice functional movements and improve real-world mobility.
Dynamic Body-Weight Support
Delivers constant unloading and postural support, promoting safety and reducing the risk of falls while encouraging natural gait patterns.
Patient-Following Technology
Uses intelligent sensors to adapt to patient movements in real time, allowing for turns, changes in direction, and speed variation.
Real-Time Feedback and Clinical Assessments
Monitors walking behaviour and progress, helping therapists tailor therapy sessions and track improvements objectively.
Compact and Mobile Design
Fits easily into clinical environments and allows therapy to take place in various settings within a facility—without rails or tracks.
Who It’s For
Perfect for rehabilitation centres working with patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, or orthopaedic surgery—especially those in the early-to-mid stages of gait recovery who require support, but are ready to move beyond the treadmill.