BrainRobotics

Mobility isn't a luxury. It's freedom.

This week, our team joined amputees, clinicians, and partners at the Texas Capitol for O&P Advocacy Day, cohosted by Ottobock and Hanger.

Texas is the only state where Medicaid doesn't cover prosthetic care for adults over 20. More than 550,000 Texans live with limb loss or limb difference. They deserve better.

We'll be back in February 2027. Follow along to join us.

What if the same setting that nails your golf swing could also hold your yoga pose? 🏌️

Kneuro’s Golf Mode helps you settle into the perfect position by letting your knee bend and automatically lock at a flexed angle. But it’s also perfect for yoga, weightlifting, or anything that needs slight flexion of the knee.

Set it as your Quick Access mode in the Kneuro app, and it's just a press of the power button away. ☝️

Clinicians can learn more about this and other Custom Modes in tomorrow’s webinar: Custom Modes: Matching MPK Performance to Patient Needs. Register here: https://ow.ly/uCNo50ZPtYR

We’re at ! 👋 Join us at booth 1055 to meet the team, get hands-on with Kneuro, and explore the research that shapes what comes next.

Plus, join our clinical team for two educational sessions:
📍 Manufacturer Workshop
Wednesday, September 9 | 1:30 – 3:30 PM @ Oceanside F
Kneuro MPK in Action: Optimizing Outcomes Across Mobility Levels

📍 Product Preview Theater
Thursday, September 10 | 3:40 – 4:10 PM @ Shoreline Exhibit Hall
The Kneuro MPK: Programming, Performance & Patient Outcomes

And be sure to catch our research partners as they share work conducted in collaboration with BrainRobotics.

For K2 users like George, every step begs the question: will my leg be there when I need it?

Kneuro's Extension Assist answers with a mechanical spring that helps advance the prosthesis ahead of you, building trust and confidence with every step, while helping you go further on less energy.

For many of us, movement is medicine. Yet activity-specific prostheses are still often denied by insurance as "not medically necessary."

BR team members Alison, Fuzzy, and Madeline are working to change that as part of So Every Body Can Move's Texas state initiative, building on a partnership we've been proud to support for years. Together, we're helping expand access to these life-changing prosthetic devices, so people both here in Texas and across the country can do everything they set out to do.

Great few days with our friends at Limb Lab kicking off a clinical study evaluating how the Kneuro knee influences mobility over time.

Our R&D team visited the Limb Lab office in Rochester, MN before hitting the course at their 9th annual golf tournament. 🏌️

Stay tuned for updates as our research progresses!

Fuzzy set his sights on Mt. Sherman and didn't stop until he was standing on top of it.

🌄 19,264 steps, 14,036 feet, and a prosthesis that supported him through every scramble.

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