MyoPro
Myoelectric powered arm brace supporting movement for people with upper-limb paralysis or weakness.
Delsys
Delsys manufactures electromyography (EMG) and physiological monitoring systems. Their Trigno wireless platform is a standard in the research community for measuring muscle activity and kinematics. They provide critical sensor technology used in the design, validation, and control of active exoskeletons and prosthetics, specializing in non-invasive bio-signal acquisition.
Cometa
Cometa specializes in the design of miniaturized wireless systems for electromyography (EMG) and motion tracking. Their Wave and Miniwave sensors provide objective data on muscle recruitment and gait kinematics. These systems are used as enabling technologies for clinical assessment and technology development within the global wearable robotics and rehabilitation sectors.
Noraxon
Noraxon develops high-end biomechanical sensors and motion capture systems used for human movement analysis. Their portfolio includes wireless electromyography (EMG), inertial sensors (IMU), and pressure-sensing tools. These systems are widely used as ‘enabling technology’ for the evaluation of exoskeletons and the development of bio-signal controlled wearable robotics in clinical and research contexts.
MindRove
MindRove develops high-performance wearable sensors for brain (EEG) and muscle (EMG) activity. Their products, such as the MindRove EMG armband and EEG headset, provide wireless, real-time bio-signal detection for gesture control, clinical research, and neural interface development. They operate as an enabling technology provider for the wearable robotics and neuro-rehabilitation markets.
Myontec
Myontec develops ‘smart’ compression garments with embedded electromyography (EMG) sensors. Their Mbody system accurately measures muscle activation and performance in real-time, providing data on muscle balance, fatigue, and loading. While not a mechanical exoskeleton, their technology is a key enabling tool for ergonomic assessment and control in the wearable robotics sector.
Rehab-Robotics
Rehab-Robotics Company Limited, a spin-off from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, specializes in neuro-rehabilitation robotics. Their flagship product, the Hand of Hope, is an EMG-controlled robotic glove that assists patients with stroke or hand injuries in regaining motor function through intent-based active-assisted exercises.
Oymotion
Oymotion specializes in bio-signal detection and human-computer interaction. Their wearable portfolio includes the gForce series of EMG armbands for gesture control and the OY-680 robotic glove for hand rehabilitation. They also produce EMG-controlled bionic hands, integrating advanced sensor technology to allow intent-based movement for amputees and neurological patients.
Myomo
Myomo produces MyoPro, an electronically controlled powered arm brace that assists people with weakened or paralyzed arms due to stroke, spinal cord injury or other neuromuscular conditions.
Cyberdyne
Cyberdyne develops cyborg-type wearable robots that use bio-electric signals to support movement. Its HAL product family serves medical rehabilitation, elderly care and industrial labor-support contexts.