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With the PhysioWalk® product family, zebris offers modern solutions for gait training in clinics, practices, care centres and even at home.
Whether as a compact treadmill for seniors for mobile use or with a generous running surface for sophisticated gait analysis or gait therapy - all models combine ergonomic design, reliable safety functions and ease of use.
With three model variants - PhysioWalk® 1.0, 1.2 and 1.8 - the system can be ideally adapted to spatial conditions, patient groups and therapeutic objectives.
Gait trainer PhysioWalk® 1.0 in the basic version
What all PhysioWalk® models have in common
All gait trainers in the PhysioWalk® family are designed for maximum safety and ease of use. The focus is on intuitive operation, individually adjustable elements and a low entry height - ideal for people with limited mobility.
Key features of all models - rehab treadmill with a focus on safety:
- ✔️ Speed safety mode for controlled starting and stopping
- ✔️ Double light barrier for automatic safety stop
- ✔️ Low step-up height (only 8 cm, with swing crossbars 11 cm) for low-barrier access
- ✔️ Touch panel for easy control
- ✔️ Height-adjustable grab rails for stable guidance
- ✔️ Status display for clear visualisation of the device status
All models can be equipped with optional swinging crossbars; models 1.2 and 1.8 also offer the option of adding pressure measurement sensors and a 2D/3D camera unit - ideal for objective analyses in the gait laboratory or during training.
PhysioWalk® - Three gait trainer variants
The PhysioWalk® is the therapy treadmill for anyone who wants to offer safe, evidence-based and space-efficient gait training in a practice or clinic - from care facilities to specialised neurological rehab.
The PhysioWalk® 1.0 is the ideal entry-level model for facilities with limited space. Its compact design, low entry height and intuitive user interface make it ideal for basic gait training – especially in geriatric care or for people with mild mobility impairments.
Despite its small footprint, the PhysioWalk® 1.0 offers all the relevant safety features: the integrated double light barrier and automatic safety mode ensure controlled training – for both patients and care staff.
Areas of application
- Inpatient and outpatient care facilities
- Geriatric rehabilitation and activation
- Supervised everyday training in day care or at home
Technical data
- Walking surface: 100 × 50 cm
- Speed range: 0.1–4 km/h in 0.1 km/h increments
- Step height: 8 cm (with swing crossbars: 11 cm)
- Safety features: Double light barrier & speed safety mode
- Extension: Optional with swing crossbar
The PhysioWalk® 1.2 offers maximum flexibility for facilities that value individual customisation and advanced training options. It is larger than the basic model, but remains compact enough for use in practices, rehabilitation centres or day clinics.
The system combines reliable safety features with a wide range of optional accessories – from swing bars to pressure distribution sensors. This makes the PhysioWalk® 1.2 ideal for the targeted promotion of mobility in a wide variety of patient groups.
Areas of application
- Physiotherapy practices
- Outpatient rehabilitation facilities and day clinics
- Interdisciplinary therapy centres
Technical data
- Walking surface: 120 × 50 cm
- Speed range: 0.1–6 km/h in 0.1 km/h increments
- Step height: 8 cm (with swing crossbars: 11 cm)
The PhysioWalk® 1.8 was developed for therapeutic and diagnostic applications with high demands on precision, safety and variability. With its extra-long walking surface, combination of safety and assistance systems, and the option of integrating pressure measurement sensors and 3D visualisation, it offers everything required for modern gait training at the highest level.
The PhysioWalk® 1.8 really comes into its own in neurological rehabilitation centres, complex geriatric therapy and research-oriented facilities – from gait analysis to real-time visual feedback.
Areas of application
- Neurological rehabilitation centres
- Gait analysis laboratories and university outpatient clinics
- Clinics focusing on multimorbidity and complex gait disorders
Brief profile
- Walking surface: 180 × 50 cm
- Speed range: 0.1–5 km/h in 0.1 km/h increments
- Adjustable walking bars: Height 65–95 cm / Width 43–67 cm
- Step height: 8 cm (with swing crossbars: 11 cm)
- Safety features: Double light barrier & speed safety mode
- Extension: Ideal for combining with swing crossbars, pressure measurement, 2D/3D camera and step projection
Optional accessories - can be combined depending on the model
The PhysioWalk® models 1.2 and 1.8 can be customised to meet individual therapeutic needs with a wide range of additional equipment - from gait training with visual feedback to detailed gait analysis. The PhysioWalk® 1.0 can also be customised to support balance training using swinging traverses.
Available accessory options (depending on model):
- Swinging crossbars to promote postural reactions and prevent falls (for all models)
- Handrail with integrated folding seat - for short-term relief during longer training sessions or for patients with reduced standing ability (1.2)
- Swivelling and height-adjustable forearm supports - for additional stability during training (for 1.0 and 1.2)
- Pressure distribution sensors for precise analysis of stance and gait parameters incl. symmetry display (for 1.2 and 1.8)
- Stand unit with touchscreen and camera for video observation, training documentation and evaluation (for 1.2 and 1.8)
- Projection unit with step specifications directly on the walking surface - for visual guidance, motivation and gait correction in real time (only for 1.8)
Thanks to its modular expandability, every gait trainer in the PhysioWalk® series can be optimally customised to your patients, your premises and your clinical priorities.
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Comparison table of the models
| Model | Walking surface | walking speed | Accessory compatibility | Range of use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 100×50cm | 0.1-4km/h | Swing traverses, forearm supports | Care, day care, home |
| 1.2 | 120×50cm | 0.1-6km/h | + pressure sensors, camera, folding seat | Therapy, rehab, practice |
| 1.8 | 180×50cm | 0.1-5km/h | + pressure sensors, camera, projection | Clinic, research, complex case |
Frequently asked questions about the PhysioWalk® system
For which patient groups is the PhysioWalk® suitable?
The PhysioWalk® can be used in therapeutic contexts - particularly in geriatric, neurological or orthopaedic rehabilitation. It is suitable for people with limited mobility who require safe, guided gait training.
Do the models differ in terms of areas of use?
Yes, while the 1.0 model is specifically designed for facilities with limited space or for mobile use, the 1.2 and 1.8 offer advanced analysis and training options for demanding clinical and therapeutic settings.
Which device is suitable for home use?
The PhysioWalk® 1.0 can also be used in the home environment due to its compact dimensions and simple operation. However, it should always be used under the supervision of specialised personnel.
How is user safety guaranteed?
All models have a double light barrier, a speed safety mode and a low ascent height. These elements contribute to a safe training environment - especially for older or unstable patients.
Can the system be expanded to include sensors or visual feedback?
Yes, the 1.2 and 1.8 models can be combined with pressure distribution sensors, a camera unit and step projection. This allows training to be objectively documented and supported with visual feedback.