AVIC Exoskeleton R&D
AVIC develops industrial wearable robotic systems to support its aviation manufacturing and maintenance operations. Their focus is on passive and active systems for overhead work and heavy lifting in aircraft hangars and assembly plants. They utilize advanced materials and control logic derived from aviation systems to improve worker safety and productivity.
ExoHEAL
ExoHEAL is a medical robotics startup that focuses on providing portable and effective rehabilitation for patients with hand impairments. Their primary product is a robotic glove designed to help stroke and paralysis patients regain finger movement through active-assisted exercises. The company emphasizes affordability and telemedicine integration for the Indian market.
Techvantage
Techvantage develops data-driven solutions for various sectors, including healthcare. Their wearable robotics initiatives focus on gait analysis and powered assistance for patients with mobility limitations. They aim to leverage AI and sensor data to provide personalized rehabilitation and monitoring systems.
Robotel
Robotel is a Turkish association and social enterprise that provides 3D-printed mechanical hands and gloves for children and adults with limb differences. Their ‘wearable mechanical hands’ function as passive exoskeletons, using wrist movement to actuate fingers. They focus on accessibility and personalized design for functional daily support.
AIC Robotics
AIC Robotics develops a variety of wearable robotic systems focused on physical augmentation. Their product line includes passive and active exoskeletons for industrial lifting support and medical rehabilitation devices for gait training. They focus on providing cost-effective, high-torque solutions for the Asian market.
Aimed Robotics
Aimed Robotics specializes in the design and production of robotic systems for gait rehabilitation. Their flagship systems provide powered assistance for walking and standing, designed for patients with neurological injuries such as stroke or spinal cord injury. They focus on providing innovative and clinical solutions for the Turkish healthcare sector.
ErgoK
ErgoK develops ergonomic solutions for manual laborers. Their primary focus is on passive back-support exoskeletons designed to reduce the physical load on the lumbar region during lifting and repetitive bending tasks. They emphasize modular design and ease of integration into industrial work cycles.
Ortho Robotics
Ortho Robotics develops robotic medical systems designed to assist with post-surgical and neurological rehabilitation. Their technology focuses on providing powered assistance for gait and joint mobility, aimed at helping patients recover faster and more effectively after orthopedic surgery or neurological injury. They emphasize data-driven clinical outcomes and portable robotic design.
GoX Studio
GoX Studio develops ‘Smart Wearables’ that combine sensors with biomechanical modeling to prevent workplace injuries and enhance athletic performance. Their systems analyze movement data to provide insights into ergonomic risk and fatigue, functioning as a data-driven wearable robotics platform. They focus on protecting the ‘Industrial Athlete’ through real-time monitoring and soft support.
Navist
Navist specializes in the development of healthcare and medical robotics. Their portfolio includes powered gait rehabilitation systems designed to assist patients in reclaiming motor function after neurological injury. They focus on the clinical market in South Korea, providing automated therapy solutions for hospitals.