Robot-Assisted Walking vs. Balance Training After Stroke

This trial is testing two different high-tech approaches to help stroke survivors regain their ability to walk and balance safely. One group will use a robotic device to practice walking with guided, repetitive movements, while the other group will use a computerized balance system that gives real-time feedback on their body position. Both groups will also receive standard rehabilitation care, and researchers want to see which approach works better.

Most stroke survivors struggle with walking and balance, which puts them at risk of falling and losing independence. While both robot-assisted walking and computerized balance training have shown promise on their own, doctors don't yet know which one gives better results when used alongside standard rehabilitation.