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Pennsylvania Woman Walks Again with Innovative Exoskeleton

10/30/2025

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Caroline Laubach, 22, of Macungie, Pennsylvania, has regained the ability to walk after a spinal stroke left her paralyzed from the waist down at age 18.
She uses Eve, the self-balancing exoskeleton by Wandercraft, enabling her to walk and navigate stairs hands-free.
Laubach says Eve gives her independence and lets her converse at eye level.
Wandercraft aims to restore mobility for people with paralysis by improving strength and circulation.

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Story summary

Caroline Laubach, 22, of Macungie, Pennsylvania, has regained the ability to walk after a spinal stroke left her paralyzed from the waist down at age 18.
She uses Eve, the self-balancing exoskeleton by Wandercraft, enabling her to walk and navigate stairs hands-free.
Laubach says Eve gives her independence and lets her converse at eye level.
Wandercraft aims to restore mobility for people with paralysis by improving strength and circulation.