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Assistive Innovations
Netherlands
Dutch manufacturer of assistive robotic arms, arm supports, and eating aids for people with limited upper limb function.
Maroon Assistive Technologies
United States
Virginia Tech spinout making passive lift-assist exoskeletons for workers; rebranded as Element Exo Inc.
AidALL Inc.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean startup developing Bedivere, an autonomous guide robot for the visually impaired using proprietary neuromorphic on-device AI architecture.
Focal Meditech BV
Netherlands
Dutch manufacturer of assistive technology including dynamic arm supports, personal robotics, and rehabilitation devices for people with physical disabilities.
GenElek Technologies
India
New Delhi startup (est. 2018, IIT Delhi) making AI-powered exoskeletons for clinical rehab and personal mobility; ISO 13485, CDSCO & CE certified.
Labrador Systems
United States
US assistive robot maker building home robots — the Retriever and Caddie — to help people with disabilities and aging adults live more independently.
Lift Labs
United States
San Francisco startup that developed Liftware, a tremor-canceling smart utensil for Parkinson's and essential tremor patients; acquired by Google in 2014.
ReviMo
United States
Smart robotic mobility device enabling individuals with limited mobility to transfer independently from bed to wheelchair without caregiver help.
Robosoft
France
French pioneer in mobile service robotics since 1985, founded by INRIA researchers in Bidart; builds robots for healthcare, logistics, defense, and cleaning.
Robot Care Systems
Netherlands
Dutch assistive robotics startup; LEA smart robotic rollator helps elderly stay mobile and independent; Red Dot Design Award winner.
VEDA International Robot R&D Center
Japan
Japanese robotics R&D association; joint venture of Tmsuk and 10 universities; developed RODEM assistive mobility robot.
Kinova Robotics
Canada
Canadian manufacturer of lightweight collaborative and assistive robot arms for research and healthcare.
Hello Robot Inc.
United States
US robotics company founded 2017 by MIT/Georgia Tech alumni, making the Stretch mobile manipulation robot for assistive living and academic research.
lumen
Romania
Romanian startup building AI-powered smart glasses with LiDAR and haptic feedback to give blind and visually impaired users independent pedestrian navigation.
Roki Robotics
Mexico
Mexican startup developing modular lower-body exoskeletons for rehabilitation and mobility of people with spinal cord injuries.
Vanderbilt University Robotics and Autonomous Systems Lab
United States
Vanderbilt University research lab focused on human-robot interaction, assistive robotics, and autonomous systems for healthcare and rehabilitation.
UCSD Healthcare Robotics Lab
United States
UCSD robotics research lab led by Prof. Laurel Riek; focuses on human-robot teaming, assistive care robots, and healthcare AI in clinical settings.
DreamFace Technologies
United States
Developer of Ryan, an AI-powered social wellness companion robot with an expressive face for senior living communities.
Illino Care Robot 伊利诺二便智能护理机器人
China
Chinese intelligent excretion care robot maker for bedridden elderly and disabled patients, subsidiary of Alton Electric Co., Ltd.
LuxAI SA
Luxembourg
Developer of QTrobot, a humanoid social robot for autism therapy, special needs education, and human-robot interaction research.
Open Bionics Ltd.
United Kingdom
UK developer of 3D-printed myoelectric bionic arm prosthetics for below-elbow amputees, including children.
PSYONIC
United States
US bionic prosthetic company making the Ability Hand — the world's first touch-sensing bionic hand with haptic feedback.
RSLSteeper
United Kingdom
UK pioneer in prosthetics and orthotics since 1921, creator of the bebionic myoelectric hand; now operates as Steeper Group after 2017 MBO.
Tendo for People
Sweden
Swedish medtech startup developing the OneGrip soft robotic hand exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury-related grip limitations.
University of Technology Sydney
Australia
Australian university hosting the UTS Robotics Institute — 80+ researchers in autonomous systems, SLAM, social robots, infrastructure and assistive robotics.
University of Texas at Arlington — Next Gen Systems & Robotics (UTARI)
United States
UTARI's AIS division advances next-gen autonomous robots: search & rescue, HRI, autonomous vehicles, computer vision, adaptive control.
Vilje Bionics
Norway
Norwegian startup developing VilPower, the world's first motorized full-arm exoskeleton orthosis for people with arm and hand paralysis.
Bestic AB (SE)
Sweden
Swedish assistive technology company originally developing the Bestic arm — a robotic feeding device enabling people with limited arm and hand mobility to eat independently. Company's website domain currently redirects to an unrelated Swedish consumer finance content aggregator.
Endoenergy Systems
United Kingdom
UK-India collaboration commercializing wearable assistive lower-limb exoskeletons for elderly people, based on 15+ years of R&D by Prof. G.S. Virk.
