ExoRank product analysis
Lifeward ReWalk 7 Personal Exoskeleton
By ExoRank Research Desk · Last reviewed Designed for personal standing and walking for eligible people with spinal cord injury. Our analysis covers intended use, fit, power, range, portability, market availability and ownership considerations, with specifications checked against the current source record.
medical rehabilitationlower body assistclinical procurement
In short
Recent FDA clearance Established personal-exoskeleton lineage Medical profiles are informational and cannot substitute for clinical or payer assessment.
| Market segment | medical rehabilitation |
|---|---|
| Actuation | active electric |
| Assisted area | lower body |
| Commercial status | clinical procurement |
| Price snapshot | Price not public · US |
| Device weight | Not verified |
| Peak power | Not verified |
| Advertised range | Not verified |
| Ingress protection | Not verified |
| Operating temperature | Not verified |
| Markets | US, other regulated markets subject to local authorization |
| Evidence confidence | high |
ExoRank assessment
- ✓Recent FDA clearance
- ✓Established personal-exoskeleton lineage
Manufacturer specifications and claims
Performance figures below are attributed to the manufacturer and checked against the current product record.
- Seventh-generation personal exoskeleton for people with spinal cord injury
- New and enhanced features compared with prior generation
What to consider
- •Current user specifications
- •price
- •coverage by payer
- •training-center availability
Safety and fit boundaries
- Clinical screening, fitting and training required
- Use only within cleared indications and current labeling
- Payer approval is not guaranteed
Sources and evidence ledger
Last verified 2026-07-17. Price, stock, firmware, policies, and regulatory records can change.