The C-Brace is a microprocessor-controlled leg orthosis that responds to everyday movements and situations in real-time. This helps ensure the safety, stability, and confidence in user’s everyday lives.

C-Brace is the world’s first mechatronic stance and swing phase control orthosis (SSCO) mobility solution that provides control during the stance and swing phase with microprocessor sensor technology.

The C-Brace offers support for patients with unilateral or bilateral leg paresis or flaccid paralysis, flexes under load (when walking, sitting, or climbing), and responds to everyday situations in real-time. The C-Brace enables users to step into their new future. Read the specific features below. Microprocessor with real-time response

The C-Brace is the first-ever KAFO that allows users to flex their leg under load (in order to sit down, for example), and to navigate slopes, walk on uneven terrain, or descend stairs step-over-step.

Discover freedom and mobility with the revolutionary C-Brace from Ottobock. Explore the cutting-edge technology that sets this microprocessor-controlled leg orthosis apart from the rest.

The C-Brace® [Ottobock SE & Co. KGaA, Duderstadt, GER] is a microprocessor (MP) stance and swing control orthosis with a hydraulic knee joint which provides responsive flexion and extension resistances based on sensor inputs which respond to a variety of movement patterns. 2 In addition, sensors in the knee joint detect when the patient has ...

Step into your future.™. The C-Brace has changed lives by giving people the independence and freedom they deserve. If you have paralysis, post-polio syndrome, or any neurological condition affecting your legs, the C-Brace may be able to help you.

C-Brace. The world’s first mechatronic stance and swing phase control orthosis (SSCO®) system, which controls both the stance and swing phase hydraulically with microprocessor sensor technology. Key features for users: ⚫ The first of its kind microprocessor-controlled hydraulic stance and swing phase system (SSCO®)

Oct 26, 2020 · This animation demonstrates the function of the computercontrolled C-Brace® Orthotronic system, by taking a deeper look in the joint unit. Furthermore, it explains the improvement of the gait...

May 2, 2016 · The C-Brace monitors the knee joint every .02 seconds, or 50 times a second, and adjusts the resistance in those joints as needed — in anticipation of the user’s next move. As a result, the brace can respond to changes in terrain, direction and speed.