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Exoskeleton Report
United States
Exoskeleton Report operates an independent online platform and media resource cataloging exoskeletons and wearable robotics, providing news, directories of companies/organizations, research paper archives, standards/regulations info, editorials, and classification by type (passive/powered), body support area, and industry (medical, industrial, military, research).
Luban Exoskeleton Technology GmbH
Germany
German exoskeleton maker founded 2023 in Mönchengladbach; ANT-series wearables for industrial, medical, and military use; 1,000+ units sold.
ABLE Human Motion
Spain
Barcelona medical-device startup founded 2018; CE-marked ABLE Exoskeleton for neurorehabilitation gait therapy, used by 500+ patients in Europe.
Angel Robotics 엔젤로보틱스
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean exoskeleton company developing wearable robots for mobility rehabilitation, including WalkON Suit for paralyzed individuals.
Ascentiz Exo 杭州诚天科技发展有限公司
China
Hangzhou-based wearable robotics company making the world's first modular lower-limb exoskeleton with swappable hip and knee modules.
AxoSuits
Romania
Romanian exoskeleton startup based in Oradea developing powered lower-limb exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation of paraplegic patients.
Bama Teknoloji
Turkey
Turkey's first rehab robotics maker; produces RoboGait, VisioGait, and FreeGait exoskeleton/gait-therapy systems for stroke and spinal cord injury patients.
Biolift
Canada
Montreal passive exoskeleton maker; battery-free spring design reduces lumbar load by up to 60 lb per bend; targets construction and industrial workers.
BioServo Technologies 生物伺服技术公司
Sweden
Swedish developer of soft robotic exoskeleton gloves for industrial ergonomics and medical rehabilitation.
Cadence Biomedical
United States
Seattle medtech making Kickstart® — a passive spring-and-pulley exoskeleton for stroke and spinal cord injury walking rehab, no motors or batteries needed.
Crimson Dynamics 赤源动力
China
Dalian, China industrial exoskeleton maker founded 2016; produces passive and active back/shoulder support exoskeletons CDYB and CDYS for factory workers.
Daiya Industry
Japan
Japanese manufacturer of orthopedic supporters, soft exoskeleton assist suits, and wearable rehabilitation devices since 1963.
Dexta Robotics 德觉科技
China
Developer of the Dexmo haptic exoskeleton gloves for force feedback in virtual reality.
Ekso Bionics
United States
Ekso Bionics develops wearable exoskeleton devices including EksoNR (FDA-cleared robotic rehab for stroke/SCI/brain injury/MS), Ekso Indego Personal (lightweight for SCI T3-L5 home use), and Indego Therapy for lower extremity rehab.
Element Exo
United States
Pittsburgh-area startup making passive, battery-free back-support exoskeletons under 5.5 lbs, reducing back muscle load by 32% for industrial workers.
Emovo Care
Switzerland
Swiss EPFL spin-off developing CE-marked soft-robotic hand exoskeletons for stroke survivors and people with motor impairments.
ErgoSanté
France
French manufacturer and leader in passive industrial exoskeletons, producing the ShivaExo, HAPO, and HAPO MS lines made 100% in France for workplace ergonomics.
Exhauss
Germany
French manufacturer of passive industrial upper-body exoskeletons for shoulder and arm support in manufacturing and film production.
ExoBraced
United States
Houston-based startup making affordable industrial exoskeletons and back braces to prevent musculoskeletal injuries in warehouse and construction.
EXOesqueleto REHAB
Chile
Chilean developer of active orthoses and exoskeletons for motor rehabilitation, improving mobility and independence for people with disabilities.
exoIQ GmbH
Germany
Hamburg-based exoskeleton maker founded 2017; launched the world's first mass-produced active shoulder exoskeleton (S700) for industrial use in 2023.
Focal Meditech BV
Netherlands
Dutch manufacturer of assistive technology including dynamic arm supports, personal robotics, and rehabilitation devices for people with physical disabilities.
FREE Bionics 自由生技股份有限公司
Taiwan
Taiwanese exoskeleton company developing data-driven powered exoskeletons for lower-limb rehabilitation and mobility assistance.
German Bionic
Germany
Augsburg-based pioneer of AI-powered industrial exoskeletons; Cray X and Apogee models support heavy lifting up to 36 kg in logistics and manufacturing.
Haier 海尔
China
Qingdao-founded Haier, the appliance conglomerate behind GE Appliances and Casarte, moved into wearable robotics with its 2026 W3 exoskeleton.
Harmonic Bionics
United States
Developer of bilateral upper-extremity exoskeletons for neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, acquired by Bioness Medical in 2025.
HeroWear
United States
Nashville startup commercializing Vanderbilt-developed passive back-assist exosuits that cut worker back strain by up to 40%.
Hexar Humancare
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean wearable robot company developing medical and industrial exoskeletons for rehabilitation and strength augmentation.
Human In Motion Robotics Inc.
Canada
Vancouver-based medical exoskeleton company offering XoMotion, the first self-balancing, hands-free lower-limb exoskeleton in Canada.
Human Mechanical Technologies
France
French startup manufacturing lightweight passive exoskeletons — Plum, Moon, Light, Wave — to prevent musculoskeletal disorders in industry.
