Palladyne AI
Palladyne AI, formerly Sarcos Technology and Robotics, is now focused on AI software for robotics. The company is historically important to the exoskeleton sector because Sarcos developed the Guardian XO full-body powered industrial exoskeleton. The Guardian XO hardware should be treated as a legacy or paused exoskeleton program unless refreshed evidence confirms active commercialization.
Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin develops exoskeleton systems for military and heavy industrial use. Key projects include ONYX, a powered lower-limb exoskeleton for soldier endurance, and FORTIS, a passive system for managing heavy tool weight in industrial environments. These systems are part of broader human augmentation research.
GenElek Technologies
GenElek Technologies focuses on developing powered exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation and industrial lift assistance. The company investigates the use of artificial intelligence in wearable robotic control systems.
Marsi Bionics
Marsi Bionics, a Spanish CSIC spin-off, develops pediatric and neurological rehabilitation exoskeletons including Atlas 2030 and related active-knee/gait-training systems.
Gogoa Mobility Robots
Gogoa develops robotic devices for movement rehabilitation and industrial workplace safety, including HANK, BELK and Hand of Hope, and is associated with Movex Clinics for robotic neurorehabilitation.
Trexo Robotics
Trexo Robotics manufactures robotic attachments for gait trainers, targeting children with cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions in home and clinical environments.
Hypershell
Hypershell produces lightweight powered exoskeletons aimed at hikers, backpackers and outdoor users, with a foldable frame designed for portability.
Angel Robotics
Angel Robotics provides clinical walking-assist systems and industrial wearable support devices, with products for pediatric/adult rehabilitation and workplace injury prevention.
Verve Motion
Verve Motion, spun out of Harvard’s Biodesign Laboratory, develops soft wearable robotics for industrial lifting. SafeLift provides powered assistance for repetitive material-handling tasks.
Dnsys
Dnsys develops consumer exoskeleton products with carbon-fiber frames and powered assistance for outdoor mobility, hiking and running applications.