UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer

Most walking aids wait where they are left until someone fetches them. The UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer does the opposite: it rolls to the user on its own, sets itself up for the person who is about to walk, talks them through the session and goes back to charge when the work is done.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

UBTECH and the care-robotics lineage

UBTECH builds service robots for public and professional settings, from delivery and cleaning machines to reception and care devices. The WASSI Smart Trainer belongs to the care side of that work, and it sits naturally beside other machines in the Hospital Robots and Healthcare categories. Buyers comparing UBTECH devices for care environments may also look at the UBTECH PATHFYNDER Smart Chair, which is listed separately.

The idea behind the trainer is simple. Rehabilitation and elderly care depend on repeated, supervised walking practice, and that practice often depends on how many people are free to help. A machine that handles the fetching, the fitting and the pacing of a session leaves staff more time for the judgment only people can give.

Positioning and key technology

Wassi is an intelligent walking trainer, not a passive frame. Using navigation and obstacle avoidance technology, it can deliver itself to the user and return for recharging. Its sensor set includes lidar, an ultrasonic sensor, front and rear infrared sensors, a 3D camera, a top RGB camera, an IMU inertial sensor, an optical sensor and a microphone array.

On the training side, Wassi adjusts its speed and gives clear voice prompts to guarantee the user's safety. It also offers touch screen animation and audible exercise instruction, so the session is guided rather than left to chance. Built-in intelligent control lets the handles adjust autonomously to the user's height and preference.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the battery runtime, the charging time, the connectivity options, the IP rating, the package contents, which vital signs are measured, any certifications, the noise level or the display size; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes Wassi different from a conventional walker?

A conventional walker is a frame. It supports the user's weight and nothing more, and every adjustment, every reminder and every record depends on a person standing beside it. Wassi moves several of those jobs into the machine.

First, it comes to the user. Navigation and obstacle avoidance mean nobody has to wheel it across the ward, and the same technology sends it back to recharge. Second, it fits itself. The handles adjust autonomously to the user's height and preference, within a handle height of 660 to 930 mm, and the screen angle can be set from 0 to 130°.

Third, it coaches. Touch screen animation and audible exercise instruction give the user something to follow, and users can select different training modes by preference. Fourth, it pays attention. Wassi is equipped with real-time physical monitoring capabilities, and it adjusts its speed, up to 0.8 m/s, while giving voice prompts.

Finally, it remembers. It automatically collects user performance data and generates training reports, which helps with asset management and user scheduling. A frame cannot do that.

How does Wassi personalize training?

Wassi customizes a library of exercises according to the gait and limb movement ability of each user. That means the person who walks slowly and with limited limb movement is not given the same plan as the person who is nearly ready for discharge.

The speed is adjustable from 0 to 0.8 m/s, so the pace can be matched to the user rather than the other way around. If a user needs rest, the seat can open and close autonomously, and the seat is rated for a load of 100 kg. In an emergency, the user can press one button to seek help.

The reports that come out of each session turn practice into a record. Staff can see how a user performed and plan the next session around it, instead of relying on memory or handwritten notes.

Who is the UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer for?

Rehabilitation wards and hospital departments are the obvious fit. They have users who need repeated walking practice and not enough hands to supervise each walk. Wassi takes over the setup, the pacing and the record keeping, and staff stay in charge of the clinical decisions. Related machines for these settings are grouped under Hospital Robots.

Elderly care homes and care providers will find the guided modes and the voice prompts useful for users who benefit from regular encouragement. Facility managers will value the data side: the training reports support scheduling and asset management.

Therapy and rehabilitation centers that serve many users in a day can use the adjustable handles and the electrically adjustable seat to change over between users quickly. Buyers who want to see the wider range of care devices can browse Healthcare.

The trainer is a device for facilities. Buyers who need a machine for a single user at home should talk to us first, because the footprint, the 65 kg weight and the supervision needs are those of a clinical device.

What is the UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer used for?

1. Gait training. Guided walking practice with an adjustable speed from 0 to 0.8 m/s.
2. Self-delivery to the user. Wassi navigates to the person who needs it and returns for recharging, saving staff the trip.
3. Guided exercise. Touch screen animation and audible instruction lead the user through each training mode.
4. Safety monitoring. Real-time physical monitoring and voice prompts support the user during the session.
5. Rest and emergency support. The seat opens and closes autonomously, and one button seeks help.
6. Reporting and scheduling. Performance data is collected automatically and turned into training reports.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: tell us about your facility and the number of users, and we prepare an offer for the UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Wassi need someone to push it?

No. Wassi uses navigation and obstacle avoidance technology to deliver itself to the user, and it returns for recharging on its own.

Can the handles fit different users?

Yes. The handles adjust autonomously to the user's height and preference, across a handle height of 660 to 930 mm, electrically adjustable.

How fast does it move?

The speed is adjustable from 0 to 0.8 m/s. Wassi also gives clear voice prompts to guarantee the user's safety.

What happens in an emergency?

The user can press one button to seek help, and the seat can autonomously open and close. Wassi is also equipped with real-time physical monitoring capabilities.

Can it handle small obstacles and slopes?

The obstacle crossing height is 15 mm, the trench width is 35 mm and the climbing slope is 5°. Floors in the planned area should be checked against these figures.

Does it keep records of training?

Yes. It automatically collects user performance data and generates training reports, which help with asset management and user scheduling.

Where can I buy the UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on your project, so we do not print a figure; send us a request and we reply with an offer.

Summary

The UBTECH WASSI Smart Trainer turns a walking aid from something that waits to be fetched into something that arrives, fits itself, coaches and reports. Autonomous delivery, adjustable handles and speed, guided training modes, monitoring and an emergency button make up the package, and the specification table above gives the figures. To put the Wassi to work in your facility, this page is the starting point.