“G Gaiter has been a great addition to our PMR department. Through this robotic exoskeleton we are able to introduce patients to gait training at an earlier stage It has also helped to drastically increase the morale and participation of patients.”

“The main purpose of G Gaiter is to enable patients whose one or both legs are disabled to walk again. G Gaiter is a machine which makes this process very easy.  It is for the first time in Kerala G Gaiter is being installed in the government sector, in a government hospital.”

"It was a new experience for me. First of all its a strenuous effort to stand straight even with callipers and walkers but that has become easy now. Emotionally too G Gaiter has catered strength as it's possible now to talk face to face to people as it was impossible on wheelchair and I always had to look up and talk. G Gaiter has kindled a new hope within myself."

As a therapist, I have seen the incredible impact that the G Gaiter robotic gait trainer has had on the rehabilitation of my patients. Its precision and repeatability are truly outstanding, allowing us to set specific parameters and have patients walk for extended periods of time. The machine's unique feature that guides and assists with balance and gait patterns has shown remarkable improvement in my patients' recovery.

"Our goal was to provide affordable futuristic rehab in Kerala, and we've achieved it with G Gaiter which is making a big difference in beneficiaries' lives and is a gateway to world-class rehab. I'm confident this innovative approach will change the way we approach rehab. I'm honoured to be a part of this incredible initiative."

"Thanal Medcity has long been a leader in the healthcare industry, and we are committed in delivering the best neuro-rehabilitation services to our patients. Moving closer towards this goal, we are introducing the G Gaiter, a state-of-the-art robotic gait rehabilitator from Genrobotics Medical. The G Gaiter's robotic exoskeleton technology will enable us to deliver high-quality gait training therapy as well as treat more patients than any other conventional methods."