Fourier Intelligence (Fourier Rehab) · Shanghai, Shanghai

Fourier ExoMotus M4 Lower-Limb Rehabilitation Exoskeleton

Robotic lower-limb exoskeleton for early standing and gait rehabilitation

Application video CE MDR (EU) reported at Fourier rehabilitation-robot portfolio level, June 2024 (TUV SUD via the Microkn announcement); no per-model certificate or FDA clearance was found for the ExoMotus M4. Data confidence: medium
Fourier ExoMotus M4 Lower-Limb Rehabilitation Exoskeleton
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Overview

The ExoMotus M4 is Fourier Rehab's flagship lower-limb gait-rehabilitation exoskeleton: a powered hip-and-knee exoskeleton integrated with a balance support frame and dynamic weight support. It delivers repetitive, physiological gait training for patients with stroke, spinal cord injury and other neurological or musculoskeletal disorders, with gait parameters such as speed, stride length and guidance force tuned per patient. Real-time gait, joint-angle and step-count feedback support objective rehabilitation reporting.

Key highlights

  • 6 degrees of freedom: 4 active hip/knee joints plus 2 passive ankle joints
  • Programmable walking speed of 0.44-1.3 km/h with adjustable stride length and step height
  • Fits patients 150-190 cm tall and up to 100 kg, with automated leg-length matching
  • Up to 8 hours of continuous walking per battery charge
  • 84 x 112 x 150 cm (+/-5 cm) frame with built-in balance support and fall prevention
  • Two gait modes (Walk on the Spot and Ground Walking) plus sit-to-stand training

Technical parameters

21 published parameters, grouped. Source links are listed under “Data sources”.

Mechanics

Degrees of freedom6 total (4 active + 2 passive)
Active joints4 active DOF - bilateral hip and knee
Passive joints2 passive DOF - bilateral ankle with anti-foot-drop spring mechanism
Device dimensions (L x W x H)84 cm x 112 cm x 150 cm (+/-5 cm)
Patient fit adjustmentAdjustable thigh and shank length, hip width and support height with automated leg-length matching
Support structureBuilt-in ergonomic balance support frame with dynamic weight support and integrated seat

Motion

Walking speed0.44-1.3 km/h (adjustable)
Vertical motionVertical degree of freedom for realistic weight shifting and elevation change
Patient positionsSitting, standing and walking

Performance

Training modes2 primary gait modes - Walk on the Spot and Ground Walking - plus sit-to-stand transfer
Adjustable gait parametersStride length, step height, speed and guidance force
Real-time feedbackGait pattern, joint angles and step count with automated reports
Continuous walking timeUp to 8 hours per charge

Physical

Patient height range150-190 cm
Maximum patient weight100 kg

Display

DisplayTouchscreen tablet for selecting training modes and gait parameters

Power

BatteryIntelligent modular rechargeable battery (about 8 h continuous walking)

Safety

Safety systemsEmergency stop, automatic calibration, speed and position limitation, joint overload protection and fall prevention
Peripheral stimulationFoot plantar sensory feedback during training

Connectivity

ConnectivityWiFi for training control and monitoring

Regulatory

EU market accessCE MDR (TUV SUD) obtained at Fourier Rehab portfolio level, announced June 2024

Applications

  • 1Early standing and verticalisation training after stroke or spinal cord injury
  • 2Overground gait training on flat terrain and gentle inclines
  • 3On-the-spot stepping (Walk on the Spot) training
  • 4Sit-to-stand transfer training
  • 5Gait symmetry, balance and coordination training
  • 6Spasticity management and abnormal gait-pattern correction
  • 7Post-orthopaedic lower-limb gait rehabilitation
  • 8Gait biomechanics and neuroplasticity research

Application video

Product demo: ExoMotus M4 · Open on youtube ↗

Manufacturer

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Fourier Intelligence (Fourier Rehab)

Shanghai, Shanghai · est. 2015 · Private

Fourier Intelligence is a private Shanghai robotics company founded in 2015 that develops rehabilitation robotics and general-purpose humanoid robots. Its Fourier Rehab division makes upper- and lower-limb rehabilitation robots and reports installations in more than 60 countries, with corporate offices in Shanghai, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. The company raised a Series E round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 with Saudi Aramco's Prosperity7 Ventures.

CE MDR (TUV SUD) reported at Fourier rehabilitation-robot portfolio level, announced June 2024 (not confirmed per model on the manufacturer product page)

Export markets: Europe (CE-marked; sold via EU distributors), Asia-Pacific (China, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia), Middle East (UAE), North America (research partnerships, USA and Canada)

Data sources & verification

Compiled from publicly available sources and last verified on 12 Sept 2026. Specifications can change without notice — confirm with the manufacturer before ordering.

  1. fftai.com https://www.fftai.com/en/rehab/solution/exoMotusM4
  2. healthlinkholdings.com https://www.healthlinkholdings.com/products/healthlink-gies-products/exomotus-m4
  3. madisson.cz https://www.madisson.cz/produkt/370-exomotustm-m4
  4. youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uhC-4KiIDo

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