RoboCT Expands Exoskeleton Offerings from Rehabilitation to Consumer Mobility Solutions
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RoboCT, a company specializing in exoskeletons for rehabilitation and mobility assistance, is expanding its market presence. According to IDC's 2026 report, RoboCT is among the leading vendors in China's exoskeleton market, which is projected to exceed RMB 1.6 billion by 2025, with a significant focus on consumer assistance devices.
The shift from clinical settings to everyday mobility solutions is crucial for individuals recovering from strokes or dealing with spinal injuries. Exoskeletons are transitioning from specialized medical equipment to versatile wearable tools, with RoboCT at the forefront of this movement. The company has developed various systems, including lower-limb and gait-analysis platforms, and has received NMPA registrations for its rehabilitation series.
Looking ahead, RoboCT's recent Series B+ funding of over RMB 100 million will support its expansion into consumer markets and the development of new technologies. The production of its GoGo mobility-assistance exoskeleton has commenced at a new facility in Wuxi, marking a significant step in making exoskeleton technology accessible for everyday use. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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