"This is not just a device; it is a paradigm shift that will change children's lives." A team of Spanish researchers has developed the first personal children's exoskeleton for children suffering from paralysis. The invention is the result of the collaboration of 45 researchers from different centers in Spain, including the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the main hospitals in Madrid and the biotechnology company Marsi Bionics. Prior to the Explorer – as the new device has been named – Marsi Bionics and the CSIC had already developed Atlas, the world's first pediatric exoskeleton that has been on the market since 2021.