US haptic technology IP company licensing TouchSense technology to mobile, gaming, automotive, and medical device manufacturers since 1993.
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United States
US haptic technology IP company licensing TouchSense technology to mobile, gaming, automotive, and medical device manufacturers since 1993.
United States
US engineering firm developing power-management ICs and US-made lithium-ion smart batteries for drones and UAS, extending flight time and payload.
China
Chinese embodied-AI startup founded July 2025 that raised five funding rounds totaling roughly RMB 2 billion within six months.
Denmark
Danish air-traffic-control startup (2022) building an iDATC airspace deconfliction platform, deployed at Port of Rotterdam per July 2026 reports.
San Francisco startup that built a semi-autonomous tunnel-boring robot to underground utilities through hard rock geologies.
United States
Boulder, Colorado medical device company founded in 1991 making Active Electrode Monitoring (AEM) laparoscopic instruments to prevent stray energy burns.
Korea, Republic of (South)
LG Electronics' Production Engineering Research Institute offering AI-powered smart factory solutions; targets multi-trillion KRW external revenue by 2030.
United States
Mountain View autonomous security robot maker (NASDAQ: KSCP); deploys K1/K3/K5/K7 robots under RaaS model at $7/hour for 24/7 surveillance.
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Chile · Latin America
Chilean developer of active orthoses and exoskeletons for motor rehabilitation, improving mobility and independence for people with disabilities.
Italy · Europe
Italian spinout of Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna making upper-limb exoskeletons (ALEx RS) for neuromotor rehabilitation in 20+ countries.
United Kingdom · Europe
Livingston, Scotland prosthetics maker founded 2003 as an NHS Scotland spin-out; created the five-finger i-limb hand, acquired by Ossur in 2016.
Russian Federation · Europe
Russian developer and manufacturer of 3D-printed bionic prosthetic hands and arms for adults and children.
United Kingdom · Europe
UK pioneer in prosthetics and orthotics since 1921, creator of the bebionic myoelectric hand; now operates as Steeper Group after 2017 MBO.
Norway · Europe
Oslo, Norway medical-device company developing VilPower, a 1.9 kg motorized full-arm orthosis giving powered shoulder, elbow, wrist, and grip support.
United Kingdom · Europe
UK developer of 3D-printed myoelectric bionic arm prosthetics for below-elbow amputees, including children.
United States · North America
US company developing TrueLimb, an affordable custom 3D-printed multi-articulating bionic prosthetic arm for people with upper limb differences.
Switzerland · Europe
ETH Zurich spin-off (2013, Bremgarten CHE); tablet app clinically validates upper-limb motor assessment for remote stroke and MS rehabilitation.
United States · North America
US neurotech company founded 2007; developed IpsiHand, the first FDA-cleared non-invasive BCI for post-stroke upper limb motor rehabilitation.
Netherlands · Europe
Dutch manufacturer of assistive robotic arms, arm supports, and eating aids for people with limited upper limb function.
Brazil · Latin America
Brazilian startup founded in 2018 in Curitiba making battery-free industrial exoskeletons for upper limbs and lumbar support.