Advance Consultations Now Open
Official Launch Scheduled for October

Coway announced on September 22nd that it has unveiled its new product, the 'Wearable Walking Assistance Robot' designed to support seniors with walking, and is now accepting advance consultations ahead of the official launch next month.


This new wearable robot is being introduced in collaboration with global robotics company 'WeRobotics.' It is designed to assist users' walking strength and can be used for a range of activities, from everyday walks to climbing stairs and hiking.

Image of the new product 'Wearable Walking Assistance Robot'. Coway

Image of the new product 'Wearable Walking Assistance Robot'. Coway

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With a weight of 1.6kg and an ergonomic design, the device reduces the burden of wearing it for the user. The main unit is worn at the waist and leg straps are connected, making it easy to use over everyday clothing. It supports various walking modes and provides a 'Smart Walking Report' through a dedicated application, allowing users to check their walking status and monitor changes.


The product is available in three colors: Pebble Gray, Pale Navy, and Sand Beige. The new product will be launched as a rental-exclusive item.


Prior to the official launch, Coway is conducting a special promotion for customers who reserve advance consultations. Customers who sign up for an advance consultation and proceed to a new rental of the walking assistance wearable robot will receive a 50% discount on the rental fee for the first two months. Advance consultations and reservations can be made through the official website, Coway.com, or by contacting a home visit sales representative (Cody).



A Coway official stated, "We will continue to introduce a variety of rental products to make everyday life more convenient, in line with changing customer needs and lifestyles."


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