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Roki Robotics
Mexico
Mexican startup developing modular lower-body exoskeletons for rehabilitation and mobility of people with spinal cord injuries.
TWIICE SA
Switzerland
EPFL-rooted Swiss startup making the TWIICE One lower-limb exoskeleton enabling paraplegics to walk independently; Cybathlon gold medalist 2020.
Human in Motion Robotics
Canada
Canadian company developing hands-free lower-limb exoskeletons for spinal cord injury and stroke rehabilitation.
ReWalk Robotics
United States
ReWalk (Lifeward) develops ReWalk Personal Exoskeleton for mobility assistance in spinal cord injury; MYOLYN FES Cycling for functional electrical stimulation therapy; AlterG Anti-Gravity Systems for reduced-weight rehabilitation; ReStore Exo-Suit for gait support.
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.
P&S MECHANICS CO., LTD.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean exoskeleton manufacturer producing the WalkBot gait rehabilitation systems for stroke and spinal cord injury patients.
Tendo for People
Sweden
Swedish medtech startup developing the OneGrip soft robotic hand exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury-related grip limitations.
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.
Trexo Robotics
Canada
Mississauga, Canada company making the Trexo Plus pediatric exoskeleton enabling children with cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries to walk overground.
Life Science Robotics ApS
Denmark
Danish medical robotics company in Aalborg, developer of ROBERT, a rehabilitation robot for mobilizing bedridden patients after stroke or spinal injury.
Myomo Inc.
United States
Cambridge-based medical robotics company commercializing the MyoPro powered arm orthosis for stroke and neurological injury patients using EMG-driven control.
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.
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.
ExoAtlet
Luxembourg
Develops medical exoskeletons for gait rehabilitation with powered lower-limb support, adjustable assistance, and sensor-driven control for neurorehabilitation.
Bionik Laboratories 生物尼克实验室
Canada
Canadian robotics company developing AI-powered rehabilitation robots for neurological recovery.
BioServo Technologies 生物伺服技术公司
Sweden
Swedish developer of soft robotic exoskeleton gloves for industrial ergonomics and medical rehabilitation.
Hocoma
Switzerland
Swiss pioneer in robotic rehabilitation technology since 1996, developing exoskeleton-based therapy devices for gait, arm, and back recovery in 70+ countries.
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.
MyoSwiss AG
Switzerland
Swiss ETH spin-off making the Myosuit, a CE-marked soft wearable exoskeleton (4.6 kg) for lower-limb rehabilitation and daily mobility support.
Neofect
United States
US-based digital rehabilitation company offering FDA-cleared robotic gloves and gamified therapy devices for stroke and neurological recovery.
Reha Technology AG
Switzerland
Swiss end-effector gait robot maker (2012, Olten); G-EOS/G-EOL systems for neurological rehab; filed for bankruptcy July 2025, now in liquidation.
Vilje Bionics
Norway
Norwegian startup developing VilPower, the world's first motorized full-arm exoskeleton orthosis for people with arm and hand paralysis.
ABLE Human Motion
Spain
Barcelona medical-device startup founded 2018; CE-marked ABLE Exoskeleton for neurorehabilitation gait therapy, used by 500+ patients in Europe.
ASTM International ET CoE
United States
ASTM Exo Technology Center of Excellence (2019): accelerates safety standards and R2S projects for exoskeletons and wearable robotics.
NextStep Robotics
United States
Baltimore-based startup developing AMBLE, an FDA-cleared wearable ankle robot for gait rehabilitation in stroke patients with foot drop.
Reha-Stim Medtec AG
Switzerland
Swiss maker of robotic gait rehabilitation systems: Gait Trainer GT II, FLOAT 3D cable robot, and Callis treadmills for neurological patients.
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.
U&O Technologies (Uando)
Italy
Italian MedTech startup that designed and manufactured the UANGO robotic exoskeleton for neuromotor rehabilitation and gait training; now part of BTL Robotics.
Wandercraft
France
Paris-based robotics company founded 2012; makes Atalante X, the world's first self-balancing hands-free rehabilitation exoskeleton; CE marked and FDA cleared.
Beijing AI-Robotics 北京大艾机器人科技有限公司
China
Beijing exoskeleton robot maker founded 2016; 7 product series in 300+ hospitals; China's first NMPA Class II approved medical exoskeleton robot.
