Astride Bionix
Astride Bionix develops ‘Enyware’, a wearable exoskeleton designed to support the lower body during standing and sitting tasks. The system functions as a wearable chair, providing support to the wearer’s legs and back to reduce physical fatigue in industrial and clinical settings. It aims to improve ergonomics for workers who must stand for extended periods […]
NT Robot
NT Robot develops a range of robotic solutions for industrial automation and human-care services. Their wearable division focuses on robotic systems for gait rehabilitation and mobility support. They also engage in research on exoskeleton control and bio-signal processing for human augmentation.
Cosmo Robotics
Cosmo Robotics develops robotic systems for rehabilitation and occupational assistance. As the parent company of the ExoAtlet brand, they focus on powered lower-limb rehabilitation exoskeletons for adults and children. They also develop industrial back-support suits and personal mobility assistants for the elderly and industrial workers.
Nuada
Nuada develops the Nuada Glove, a soft, wearable device designed to support and enhance hand function. The system uses a unique mechanical-assisted design that provides extra strength for gripping and holding objects, aimed at both industrial workers to prevent fatigue and individuals with motor impairments for clinical rehabilitation. The device is lightweight and intended to […]
Digity
Digity develops passive mechanical wearable systems for hand and finger protection. Their flagship product, ARTUS 3, is a CE-marked passive exoskeleton designed for manual tasks involving repetitive pressing or finger overextension. It aims to reduce musculoskeletal strain and prevent injuries in assembly and logistics environments without restricted dexterity.
Crimson Dynamics
Crimson Dynamics develops passive wearable support systems designed for repetitive and physically demanding tasks. Their portfolio includes shoulder-support and back-support exoskeletons intended to reduce fatigue in logistics, construction, and manufacturing. They emphasize engineering iteration and collaboration with manufacturing partners to refine ergonomics.
Aether Biotech
Aether Biotech specializes in soft robotics technology for human augmentation. Their products include active soft exosuits designed to support the lower back and shoulders during repetitive tasks in logistics and manufacturing. They also explore medical applications for gait assistance using flexible, textile-integrated actuators.
Innoheroe
Innoheroe Technology develops wearable robotic systems focused on physical augmentation. Their products include passive and active back support exoskeletons designed for logistics, manufacturing, and general labor tasks. They focus on delivering cost-effective ergonomic solutions for the Asian market.
JTEKT
JTEKT, part of the Toyota Group, develops the J-PAS (JTEKT Power Assist Suit) series. These wearable robotic systems are designed to reduce the physical burden on workers in manufacturing and elderly care. The product line includes active systems for back support and lumbar assistance, leveraging JTEKT’s expertise in steering and drive systems to provide smooth […]
Toyoda Gosei
Toyoda Gosei develops ‘e-Rubber’, a next-generation smart polymer that acts as both a sensor and an actuator. They utilize this technology to create soft robotic wearable devices, including rehabilitation gloves for hand therapy. Their systems aim to provide lightweight, highly flexible assistance for finger movement recovery after stroke or hand injury.