Roki Robotics
Mexican startup developing modular lower-body exoskeletons for rehabilitation and mobility of people with spinal cord injuries.
Roki Robotics is a Mexican robotics startup founded around 2015 and based in Guadalajara (Zapopan), Jalisco, Mexico, specializing in powered lower-body exoskeletons for people with severe spinal cord injuries and lower-limb paralysis. Founded by Norberto Velazquez and colleagues who originally built competition football robots before pivoting to assistive technology, the company develops three product lines: Roki Pro, a customizable and modular exoskeleton that assists walking; Roki Wheels, a mobility device for individuals with complete lower-limb or spinal paralysis; and Roki Clinics, a version designed specifically for use in rehabilitation clinics. The devices target patients with spinal cord injuries who have lost the ability to walk, aiming to restore functional mobility and support rehabilitation outcomes.
Roki Robotics has participated in Mexican business accelerator programs and collaborates with academic and business groups in the Jalisco technology ecosystem. The company is part of a growing Latin American medtech and assistive robotics sector.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Roki Pro
Modular and customizable powered lower-body exoskeleton to assist walking for spinal cord injury patients.
Roki Wheels
Mobility device for individuals with complete lower-limb or spinal paralysis.
Rokids
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WEBSITE
https://www.rokirobotics.comHEADQUARTERS
Mexico
Company Facts
Founded
2015
Primary Role
Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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Funding Stage
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