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Gloreha
Italy
Italian hand rehab robot maker est. 2004 (Idrogenet, Lumezzane BS); CE-marked Sinfonia/R-Touch glove robots; acquired by BTL Industries.
Shanghai SiYi Intelligent Technology Co.,Ltd 上海司羿智能科技有限公司
China
Shanghai maker of Syrebo soft robotic rehabilitation gloves and lower-limb exoskeletons for clinical and home use.
Tyromotion GmbH
Austria
Austrian manufacturer of robotic rehabilitation devices including AMADEO (hand/finger), TYMO, DIEGO, and PABLO for neurological recovery and stroke rehab.
BioServo Technologies 生物伺服技术公司
Sweden
Swedish developer of soft robotic exoskeleton gloves for industrial ergonomics and medical rehabilitation.
Roceso Technologies
Singapore
Singapore soft robotics medical device company; maker of EsoGLOVE, a hand rehabilitation exoskeleton with FDA, CE, HSA, and TGA approvals in 30+ countries.
Daiya Industry
Japan
Japanese manufacturer of orthopedic supporters, soft exoskeleton assist suits, and wearable rehabilitation devices since 1963.
Hocoma
Switzerland
Swiss pioneer in robotic rehabilitation technology since 1996, developing exoskeleton-based therapy devices for gait, arm, and back recovery in 70+ countries.
Robosuits SRL
Italy
Genova exoskeleton startup (Sept 2017); develops EBW lower-limb exoskeleton for industrial use and rehabilitation.
OYMotion 上海傲意信息科技有限公司
China
Shanghai bionic-hand and EMG-interface maker whose FDA-cleared OHand prosthetic and ROHAND dexterous hand serve rehabilitation and robotic manipulation markets.
MediTouch Ltd. 麦迪触控有限公司
Israel
Israeli developer of motion-based rehabilitation robotics and gaming therapy systems for neurological and orthopedic recovery.
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.
Touch Bionics
United Kingdom
Scottish prosthetics pioneer, creator of the i-limb bionic hand — the world's first myoelectric prosthetic with five individually powered fingers. Acquired.
SynTouch LLC
United States
Los Angeles, USA maker of the BioTac biomimetic tactile fingertip sensor for robotic hands and prosthetics; USC spinout founded 2008.
Emovo Care
Switzerland
Swiss EPFL spin-off developing CE-marked soft-robotic hand exoskeletons for stroke survivors and people with motor impairments.
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.
Neofect (KR)
Korea, Republic of (South)
Neofect is a South Korean developer of clinically validated neurorehabilitation devices using interactive gameplay to improve arm and hand function. Products are validated through Stanford Medical Center clinical trials and used in both clinical and home therapy settings.
Vilje Bionics
Norway
Norwegian startup developing VilPower, the world's first motorized full-arm exoskeleton orthosis for people with arm and hand paralysis.
Assistive Innovations
Netherlands
Dutch manufacturer of assistive robotic arms, arm supports, and eating aids for people with limited upper limb function.
NUADA
Portugal
Braga Portugal exoskeleton startup; Nuada Glove is a lightweight powered hand exoskeleton restoring grip for rehab patients and reducing fatigue in workers.
Bionik Laboratories 生物尼克实验室
Canada
Canadian robotics company developing AI-powered rehabilitation robots for neurological recovery.
Neofect Co. Ltd.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean rehabilitation robotics company making the RAPAEL Smart Glove and Smart Board for stroke and neurological recovery, clinically validated.
Neurolutions
United States
US neurotech company founded 2007; developed IpsiHand, the first FDA-cleared non-invasive BCI for post-stroke upper limb motor rehabilitation.
Rehab-Robotics Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong exoskeleton maker (2011); Hand of Hope EMG-triggered glove helps stroke patients regain hand mobility via motor relearning and biofeedback.
Neofect
United States
US-based digital rehabilitation company offering FDA-cleared robotic gloves and gamified therapy devices for stroke and neurological recovery.
PSYONIC
United States
US bionic prosthetic company making the Ability Hand — the world's first touch-sensing bionic hand with haptic feedback.
Gogoa Mobility Robots
Spain
Spanish Basque Country manufacturer of medical exoskeletons for lower-limb and knee rehabilitation, first in Europe to obtain CE Class IIa marking for HANK.
Tendo for People
Sweden
Swedish medtech startup developing the OneGrip soft robotic hand exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury-related grip limitations.
ReHaptix
Switzerland
ETH Zurich spin-off (2013, Bremgarten CHE); tablet app clinically validates upper-limb motor assessment for remote stroke and MS rehabilitation.
COSMOS Bionics
Egypt
Egyptian medical exoskeleton startup founded 2022; maker of COSMOS, the lightest powered lower-limb exoskeleton developed in Egypt at 9.5 kg.
Honda 本田技研工业
Japan
Honda Robotics (est. 1948) develops humanoid, avatar, and walking-assist robots—from ASIMO to FDA-cleared exoskeletons—advancing human mobility and assistance.
