CLINICAL TRIALS
Find a Biomotum SPARK device near you!
Research is at the core of our company because it's where our product development began — in the lab.
Check out recruiting or ongoing clinical trial opportunities around the world that utilize our powered ankle exoskeleton to better understand, and improve mobility for people with walking impairments.
Seattle, Washington
Location: Steele Lab at the University of Washington
Research Subject: Evaluation of individual and combined effects of mobility devices and spinal stimulation for individuals with neurologic disorders.
Who can apply: Individuals ages 4-70 with neurologic conditions such as cerebral palsy or stroke. Full criteria linked below.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Location: Rehabilitation Research Program, Gillette Children's Specialty Care
Research Subject: To evaluate walking function in children with cerebral palsy (CP). The researchers want to understand how children with CP adapt and learn new ways of moving
Who can apply: Individuals ages 7-18 with bilateral cerebral palsy, Full criteria linked below.
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Brisbane, Australia
Location: Neuromuscular biomechanics research lab, School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Queensland
Research Subject: The design and application of wearable assistive technologies, such as exoskeletons and prosthetics, to enhance performance in healthy individuals or to restore mobility in those with deficits.
Who can apply: Individuals with ALS. Full criteria linked below.
Helsinki, Finland
Location: Motion Laboratory of the New Children's Hospital
Research Subject: To test the changes in walking function following a home-based robotic gait training intervention with the SPARK compared to conventional treatment approaches.
Who can apply: Children with cerebral palsy over the age of 5 who are able to move either independently or with the help of assistive devices. 
