Rex Bionics
Rex Bionics manufactures the REX, a self-supporting robotic exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury. The system is designed to be inherently stable, allowing users to stand and walk without the need for crutches.
ExoAtlet
ExoAtlet produces powered robotic exoskeletons for clinical rehabilitation and personal mobility. Their devices support individuals with gait impairments resulting from spinal cord injury, stroke, and cerebral palsy. The portfolio includes specialized systems for pediatric rehabilitation.
Myoswiss
MyoSwiss develops the Myosuit, a lightweight, active soft exosuit designed to assist individuals with muscle weakness. The system provides powered support at the hip and knee joints during walking and movement, aimed at users with neuromuscular or orthopedic conditions.
TWIICE
TWIICE is an EPFL spin-off that develops modular robotic exoskeletons for individuals with lower-limb mobility impairments. Their systems are designed for portability and adaptability, intended to support users with complete paraplegia in standing and walking tasks.
Japet Medical
Japet Medical develops solutions for back health, including the Japet.W. This exoskeleton uses motorized actuators to follow user movement and apply spinal traction, intended to relieve pressure on the lumbar region. It is used in occupational health to support workers with back pain.
Innophys
Innophys is a university spin-off based in Tokyo that manufactures pneumatic-powered exoskeletons for back support. The Muscle Suit Every utilizes artificial muscles powered by pressurized air to provide lifting assistance. It is used in nursing care, agriculture, and manufacturing.
Archelis
Archelis is a passive exoskeleton designed to support individuals in standing roles. The device allows users to sit in a standing position, transferring body weight to the shins and thighs. It is mechanical and does not require a power source, intended for use in surgery and manufacturing.
ABLE Human Motion
ABLE Human Motion develops lightweight robotic exoskeletons for mobility impairments. The ABLE Exoskeleton is an active hip-knee powered device designed to assist individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) in standing and walking during clinical rehabilitation.
B-Temia
B-Temia is a medical technology company that develops the Keeogo, a powered device worn on the lower body. The device provides motorized assistance at the knee joint to complement existing muscle strength. It is used for rehabilitation and personal mobility for gait impairments associated with stroke, MS, and other conditions.
Laevo
Laevo specializes in the development of passive, wearable exoskeletons designed to support the back during bending and lifting tasks. Their products, such as the Laevo V2 and Laevo Flex, use a chest-pad and spring system to offload the lower back. These devices are used in logistics, agriculture, and healthcare to address lower back strain.