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New Equipment Made in Armenia Helps Injured Soldiers Walk

Davit Arsenyan is a kinesiologist and the co-founder of Qayl Tech. He and his team designed a handcycle, a standing bed, an exoskeleton, but also “Qaylaber”, a device that helps patients to imitate the movement of walking.  

Henrik is 20 years old and is trying an electric handcycle attached to his wheelchair for the first time. He is unable to walk since his injury in the 2020 Karabakh War. 

Arsenyan’s goal is to produce free devices to injured soldiers to ease their injuries.

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