Family and private-pay pathway
Begin with the person, not the funding source. Discuss walking ability, current aids, meaningful goals and the home environment, then use a free Sydney home visit to assess fit and practical usefulness.
Quick answer
Exo Motion Pro is a powered hip-assist wearable robot for selected adults who can already walk independently. It can assist movement during suitable walking, slopes and stairs, but it is not a wheelchair, full body-weight support system, medical treatment or universal replacement for a prescribed mobility aid. The most useful first step is a guided fitting on the person who may use it.
Understand the product before deciding
These reference pages explain the category, its practical limits and the questions a family should ask before choosing a free home visit, purchase, provider assessment or private rental.
What is a wearable exoskeleton?How powered hip assistance, sensors, fitting and user movement work together.
How is it different from mobility aids?Compare Exo Motion with walking sticks, walkers, wheelchairs and mobility scooters.
Product and suitability FAQDimensions, supported range, batteries, fitting, safety, warranty and support.
Customer stories and evidenceConsented client footage, individual experiences and Exo Motion's publication standard.
Safety guidelinesIndependent-walking criteria, route judgment, fitting checks and stop-use conditions.
See Exo Motion in useWatch the demonstration before arranging a fitting or rental.
Choose the right senior support pathway
AT-HM and provider pathway
Eligible Support at Home participants can ask their provider whether an assessed AT-HM pathway may apply. With written consent, Exo Motion can prepare product paperwork and coordinate with the care manager, provider and relevant funding contacts.
No automatic approval: Exo Motion does not decide clinical suitability, prescribe equipment or approve funding. If funding is not approved, a suitable customer may still buy privately or enquire about a private weekly rental at A$129 per week with a four-week minimum.
What the free Sydney home visit includes
Conversation and screeningDiscuss the intended user, independent walking, current supports, goals, fitting range and reasons the trial may need to stop.
Personal fitting and guided trialAdjust the belt and straps, orient the user and observe short, controlled movement in an appropriate setting.
Training and next stepsExplain setup, charging, safe-use guidance, purchase support and the documents available for a provider discussion.
Private purchase and weekly rental
Exo Motion Pro is listed at A$2,499 and includes personal fitting, training and a 12-month written warranty in addition to applicable Australian Consumer Law rights. For a suitable person who is not funded, is waiting for a decision or wants more time before purchase, Exo Motion can assess a private weekly rental at A$129 per week. The initial term is four weeks, or A$516, with continuation by written agreement and subject to stock, rental terms, service area, security arrangements and periodic equipment checks.
Compare pricing | Read the rent-or-buy guide | Ask about weekly rental
Rental and tourism information
Short-term tourism rental is a secondary service for suitable independent walkers. Sydney and Blue Mountains availability, delivery, fitting, payment, security pre-authorisation and return arrangements must be confirmed for the requested dates.
Sydney exoskeleton rentalWho can enquire, where delivery may be available and what the daily rental includes.
Direct rental bookingSelect dates and location, complete the screening questions and continue to payment.
Blue Mountains guideNamed walking routes, practical limitations and guest responsibility for conditions and route choice.
Commercial and international reference pages
Venue resources are kept separate from the senior pathway. They describe proposed operating models and do not imply a named attraction endorsement unless Exo Motion and the venue have announced one.
Venue partnershipWearable robot experiences, accessibility value and zero equipment CAPEX for suitable pilots.
Deployment and operationsStaffing, fitting, cleaning, charging, asset control and management questions in one resource.
Heritage-site assessmentConservation-aware planning for historic routes, mixed surfaces and international destinations.
Europe partnershipsInternational enquiries from hotels, heritage sites and walking-based tourism operators.
Knowledge Centre FAQ
What is a hip-assist exoskeleton?
It is a powered wearable device that supports movement around the hips and legs while a suitable person walks. It does not provide full body-weight support or replace a wheelchair, walker or prescribed aid.
Can every senior use Exo Motion Pro?
No. The person must be able to walk independently, understand instructions and meet the supported fitting range. A home visit is not a clinical assessment, and individual results vary.
Does AT-HM automatically fund the device?
No. An authorised assessor and Support at Home provider make the relevant assessment and approval decisions. Exo Motion can coordinate supplier paperwork with written consent but cannot guarantee funding.
What if funding is not approved?
A suitable customer may still buy privately or enquire about private rental at A$129 per week with a four-week minimum, subject to suitability, availability and written terms.
Start with a real fitting, not an assumption.
Book a free eligible Sydney home visit or contact Exo Motion about purchase, weekly rental, provider paperwork or professional information.