Equilibras– Upper Limb Assistive Device for Children, Launched by team Gre-nable
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Equilibras is an innovative mechanical assistive device designed to support upper limb movement for children with muscle deficiencies. It is a device designed to assist the arm movements of children with muscular deficiencies. The project is carried out by Patrick and Gérard, with the help of Philippe, and launched by Team Gre-Nable , in collaboration with CHUGA (Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Grenoble Alpes) and Hôpital Couple Enfant (HCE); this device offers an affordable and practical solution to improve mobility and independence. Blog link & full story: https://www.gre-nable.fr/en/equilibras-a-real-game-changer/ (https://www.gre-nable.fr/en/equilibras-a-real-game-changer/) Wikipedia page & manufacture introduction: https://wiki.logre.eu/index.php/Equilibras (https://wiki.logre.eu/index.php/Equilibras) Instruction PDF: https://wiki.logre.eu/images/9/90/Doc_utilisateur_equilibras.pdf (https://wiki.logre.eu/images/9/90/Doc_utilisateur_equilibras.pdf) OnShape customizable page: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/16b774e017be01336a8400fc/w/24a3a94015d34a7f78486cba/e/651f6ab26e0757521b54d718?renderMode=0&uiState=66f14968feae2f5bd4b4d777 (https://cad.onshape.com/documents/16b774e017be01336a8400fc/w/24a3a94015d34a7f78486cba/e/651f6ab26e0757521b54d718?renderMode=0&uiState=66f14968feae2f5bd4b4d777)

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Equilibras– Upper Limb Assistive Device for Children, Launched by team Gre-nable

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CC-BY-NC-SA

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8/28/2026

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