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Victhom Human Bionics
Canada
Canadian pioneer of powered bionic prosthetics; developed POWER KNEE, world's first motorized above-knee prosthesis; acquired by Ergoresearch 2013.
Vilje Bionics
Norway
Norwegian startup developing VilPower, the world's first motorized full-arm exoskeleton orthosis for people with arm and hand paralysis.
Dephy
United States
Maynard, MA wearable robotics company making powered ankle exoskeletons for military, rehabilitation, and consumer use; Nike's robotics partner.
Ludl Electronic Products
United States
US manufacturer of precision motorized microscope stages and positioning systems for laboratory and semiconductor automation.
Conceptual Innovations
United States
Albion, Michigan manufacturer of motorized industrial casters and material handling systems designed to move loads exceeding 100,000 lbs safely.
Zaber Technologies Inc.
Canada
Vancouver, Canada precision motion control maker founded 1997, producing motorized linear stages, actuators, and multi-axis positioning for life sciences.
Japet Medical
France
French designer and manufacturer of CE Class IIa motorized lumbar exoskeletons; ISO 13485 certified; based in Loos near Lille.
Stihl AG (acq Viking GmbH) (AT)
German power tool manufacturer (100 years of operation) producing battery and motorized garden equipment. Acquired Viking GmbH; relevant to robotics through autonomous robotic lawnmower products in consumer and commercial outdoor power equipment lines.
Ekso Bionics
United States
Ekso Bionics designs powered exoskeletons for rehabilitation and industrial applications, including EksoNR (motorized lower-limb support for gait training in stroke/SCI patients) and Ekso EVO (upper-body support with adjustable assistance for overhead work), battery-powered with sensor-driven control.
ERO-Führungen GmbH Erich Rothweiler & Söhne
Germany
ERO-Führungen GmbH manufactures precision linear guidance systems, including manual/motorized slides, tables, axes, and custom guide rails with high load capacity, low friction, and accuracy for machine tools, automation, and positioning applications.
SV Tech (KR)
Swivl produces an automated camera robot that tracks a presenter's movement for video recording in educational and corporate settings. The motorized base rotates to follow a Bluetooth marker worn by the subject.
Twiice (CH)
Twiice is a Swiss company developing wearable lower-limb exoskeletons for people with paraplegia. Their devices enable users to stand and walk by providing motorized assistance to leg joints, targeting rehabilitation and daily mobility support.
Dynomax Inc.
United States
Wheeling, Illinois manufacturer of high-precision machine tool spindles, machined components and automated work cells, with speeds up to 50,000 RPM.
Guangzhou Haozhi Industrial 广州市昊志机电股份有限公司
China
China's leading electric spindle and harmonic reducer manufacturer; builds collaborative robot cores and motion control components.
IBAK Helmut Hunger GmbH & Co. KG
Germany
German maker of pipeline inspection and rehabilitation systems for sewers since 1945; produces camera inspection crawlers, milling, and pipe repair equipment.
Invent Smart Intralogistics Solutions
Brazil
Intralogistics automation specialist building modular sorters, conveyors, autonomous picking robots and WCS software for warehouses.
OAV Air Bearings
United States
US manufacturer of frictionless air bearing components and precision motion systems using proprietary GraphAir porous graphite technology, founded 1964.
Aska アスカ株式会社
Japan
Japanese manufacturer in Kariya, Aichi, producing automotive parts, power distribution panels, robot systems, and the WPAL medical exoskeleton since 1953.
ATOUN
Japan
ATOUN was a JPN Panasonic subsidiary that developed and commercialized power-assisted wearable exoskeletons for logistics, construction, and caregiving.
Emovo Care
Switzerland
Swiss EPFL spin-off developing CE-marked soft-robotic hand exoskeletons for stroke survivors and people with motor impairments.
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.
Computar Optics
United States
Manufacturer of precision machine-vision and imaging lenses for robotics, inspection, autonomous vehicles, security and defense.
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.
JIREH Industries
Canada
Canadian manufacturer of manual and automated UT scanners and inspection robots for NDT in oil & gas, power, and aerospace since 1981.
Tyromotion GmbH
Austria
Austrian manufacturer of robotic rehabilitation devices including AMADEO (hand/finger), TYMO, DIEGO, and PABLO for neurological recovery and stroke rehab.
wheel.me
Norway
Norwegian startup making Genius 2 autonomous wheels, converting existing carts into self-driving robots for indoor material handling.
API Metrology
United States
API (Automated Precision Inc) builds laser trackers, LADAR and 6DoF systems for robot calibration, dimensional measurement and inspection.
Ascento
Switzerland
Zurich-based ETH spinout building wheeled-legged security robots; Ascento Guard patrols outdoor premises autonomously for 8 hours per charge.
AxoSuits
Romania
Romanian exoskeleton startup based in Oradea developing powered lower-limb exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation of paraplegic patients.
B-Temia
Canada
Canadian wearable robotics company producing Keeogo powered knee exoskeleton for mobility assistance; cleared by FDA, CE, and approved in Japan and China.
