RoboCT - 杭州柔灵科技发展有限公司
"Leading the world in exoskeleton"
Hangzhou-based exoskeleton pioneer: China's first NMPA-certified lower-limb rehab robot maker, also producing AGV and mobile manipulators.
Hangzhou RoboCT Technology Development Co., Ltd. was founded in January 2017 (with roots tracing to a Harbin predecessor from 2012) as a high-tech enterprise focused on exoskeleton robotics, robot core components, and rehabilitation solutions. RoboCT was the first company in China to obtain an NMPA Class II registration certificate for lower-limb exoskeleton robots for neurological rehabilitation. Its product portfolio includes the UGO adult lower-limb exoskeleton, the KidGo pediatric exoskeleton, and the GoGo series (weighing 2.3 kg per side) for daily mobility.
The company holds over 300 patents and certifications including NMPA, FDA registration, and CE. Products are deployed in more than 1,000 medical institutions across China with over 910,000 patient sessions logged. RoboCT also manufactures AGV and mobile robots and robot core components for industrial automation.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
UGO Adult Lower Limb Exoskeleton
- Model: UGO
- Launch Year: 2019
NMPA Class II certified lower-limb exoskeleton for neurological rehabilitation of adult patients with paraplegia and hemiplegia.
GoGo Exoskeleton Series
- Model: GoGo
- Launch Year: 2025
Lightweight 2.3 kg/side wearable exoskeleton for daily mobility assistance with up to 25 km operational range.
Contact RoboCT
WEBSITE
http://www.roboct.com/en/homePHONE
0571-28076520 / 89167832HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2017
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Manufacturer
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Asia-Pacific
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