-
Thousands rally for EU on Georgia independence day
-
Trump builds giant stage at White House for birthday cage fight
-
Even moderately hot days raise risk of koala deaths: study
-
North Korea tests new multi-purpose missile launch system: KCNA
-
New strikes threaten ceasefires in Iran, Lebanon
-
Sinner, Sabalenka cruise in French Open first round
-
Hitting the high notes: Pilot Daniel Harding named as chief of LA Philharmonic
-
Samsung workers wrap up vote on massive AI bonus deal
-
Ruthless Sinner powers into French Open second round
-
Vance hails Pope Leo's AI encyclical as 'profound'
-
Peace deal hopes boost Wall Street stocks despite latest US strikes
-
Record temps as spring heatwave bakes Europe
-
Reyna included in US World Cup squad, four years after Doha drama
-
Patidar stars as Bengaluru hammer Gujarat to reach IPL final
-
Europa League demotion fueling Palace's European run, says Glasner
-
Why is Europe the world's fastest warming continent?
-
Kalinskaya dispatches last year's French Open home hero Boisson
-
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner Putellas leaving Barca women's team
-
Medical check up went 'perfectly' says Trump, nearly 80
-
French Open: What level of heat would stop play?
-
King Charles visits grey squirrel contraceptive project
-
Record temps as spring heat wave bakes Europe
-
Oil back at $100 as US strikes douse Iran war hopes
-
As IPO nears, arms maker KNDS reports booming profits
-
Vingegaard climbs to his fourth stage win to tighten grip on Giro
-
Trump, days from 80th birthday, has annual medical exam
-
Senegal parliament elects ousted PM as speaker in challenge to president
-
BP ousts chairman over 'serious' governance concerns
-
Louvre heist to be turned into film
-
Champion Gauff cruises into French Open second round
-
Fish-eating cormorant lands in EU's crosshairs
-
At sweltering Roland Garros fans and players try to stay cool
-
Sabalenka thrives in French Open heat, Sinner waits in wings
-
Norway crown prince 'worried' about wife's health
-
Trump flexes muscle in Texas Senate runoff
-
US, Armenia pledge to move forward on corridor during Rubio visit
-
Iran accuses US of breaking truce after new strikes
-
Video games turn to classic films to woo middle-aged millenials
-
Trump has annual medical exam, days before turning 80
-
Paris school aide tried for alleged sexual assault of preschoolers
-
Pilgrims pray on Mount Arafat as hajj reaches peak
-
Rubio opens talks in Armenia on US cooperation
-
Senegal parliament elects ousted PM as speaker
-
Saudi Arabia turns to drones to shield pilgrims from extreme heat
-
Appeals court to review UK judge sparing teen rapists jail
-
Dominant Sabalenka moves into Roland Garros second round
-
Mango founder's son says accusation he killed his father 'unfounded'
-
'Curious' dolphin charms French town but experts concerned
-
MEXC Deploys 1,000 BTC to Strategic Reserves in March–April Security Report
-
Four dead after train hits school bus in Belgium
Evolution Devices Announces First Multi-Location Clinical Sale of EvoWalk to Leading Rehabilitation Provider, Advancing National Commercialization
SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / May 12, 2026 / Evolution Devices today announced its first multi-location clinical sale of EvoWalk to Sheltering Arms Institute, a globally recognized leader in physical rehabilitation. The deployment marks a key milestone in Evolution Devices' commercial expansion and underscores growing demand for next-generation mobility solutions in neurorehabilitation.
EvoWalk Device is Worn Just Below the Knee
EvoWalk is designed to improve gait and restore functional walking in individuals with neurological impairments. The system delivers multi-muscle stimulation to enable a more coordinated, natural walking pattern across clinical and home environments, while AI-driven data capture monitors patient progress, adherence, and outcomes to inform clinical decision-making and personalize care.
"The EvoWalk represents a meaningful advancement over our current functional electrical stimulation (FES) systems," said Christina Withers, P.T., D.P.T., P.C.S., senior manager of outpatient therapy services at Sheltering Arms Institute. "Its intuitive design streamlines setup, allowing clinicians to focus more time on patient care and outcomes, while reusable leads and electrodes eliminate per-patient supply costs and improve efficiency."
"The EvoWalk has been a valuable addition for our patient population," said Zach Crump, P.T., D.P.T., N.C.S., locomotor specialist and clinical researcher at Sheltering Arms Institute. "Rapid setup and Bluetooth connectivity improve therapist efficiency, while targeted stimulation for up to six muscle groups supports more effective gait training. Integrated metrics such as step count, gait speed, and cadence provide actionable insights to guide progress."
"This first multi-site clinical sale validates both EvoWalk and the broader need for more effective mobility solutions," said Pierluigi Mantovani, chief executive officer of Evolution Devices. "We are proud to partner with Sheltering Arms Institute, a global leader in neurorehabilitation, as we take the next step toward national commercialization and expanded patient access."
Evolution Devices plans to expand through additional clinical partnerships, broader market access, and continued investment in data-driven insights to support adoption across rehabilitation settings.
About EVOLUTION DEVICES
Evolution Devices is a neurotechnology company advancing mobility solutions for the millions of individuals living with neurological impairments. The company develops innovative, clinically grounded devices designed to restore functional movement, improve gait, and enable greater independence in real-world settings. Evolution Devices' mission is to create accessible and innovative technology to enable anyone, anywhere to receive personalized rehabilitative care, empowering their independence through access to innovative care. For more information, visit www.evolutiondevices.com.
About EVOWALK
EvoWalk is a neurotechnology solution designed to improve gait and restore functional walking for individuals with neurological impairments. Addressing foot drop in addition to calf weakness, knee hyperextension, and hip weakness, it enables a more natural, stable walking pattern in real-world settings. EvoWalk integrates adaptive stimulation with AI-driven data capture to monitor patient progress, adherence, and outcomes - providing actionable insights for clinicians. Lightweight and user-friendly, it supports consistent use and scalable deployment across home and healthcare environments.
Images and Video: LINK
Media Contact
Erica Zeidenberg
Hot Tomato Marketing
925.518.8159
[email protected]
SOURCE: Evolution Devices
View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
L.Miller--AMWN
