
UGO exoskeleton trial at HSB: clinician-led setup, real-time adjustments, and over-ground walking to assess tolerance and cadence.

Clinician trial at HSB: therapist dons the UGO exoskeleton, testing fit, safety checks, and control interface before patient use.

Multidisciplinary workshop at HSB: clinicians rotate through setup, parameter tuning, and emergency-stop drills to standardise UGO use.
UGO debuts at Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah as therapists complete hands-on training, praising ease, safety and impact on lower-limb rehabilitation.
From ward to outpatient, UGO aims to make every repetition count. We’re grateful to HSB’s team for validating how human-centred design can translate into better rehabilitation.”— Dr Wang Tian, Founder & CEO, RoboCT
ALOR SETAR, MALAYSIA, September 24, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- UGO, an advanced lower-limb rehabilitation exoskeleton, has made its northern Malaysia debut at Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah (HSB), the region’s largest hospital. In mid-August, with the support of local partners, HSB hosted a focused workshop that combined a comprehensive theoretical introduction to the UGO system with hands-on demonstrations in clinical spaces. Nearly twenty physiotherapists attended and engaged enthusiastically, praising the exoskeleton’s innovative design, user-friendly operation, and clear potential to strengthen rehabilitation practice.
Designed specifically for rehabilitation