Axosuits
Axosuits develops wearable robotic systems aimed at helping people with walking disabilities. Their medical exoskeleton is designed to assist paraplegics, war veterans, and senior citizens with muscle atrophy. The company also researches full-body systems (FB-AXO) for eldercare support, emphasizing power-to-weight ratio and accessibility in developing markets.
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.
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.
Maroon Assistive Technologies
Maroon Assistive Technologies develops wearable robotic systems for lower-limb assistance. Their primary product, the Mak Active Knee, is a powered orthotic device designed to assist individuals with knee weakness or stability issues. The company focuses on accessibility and enhancing daily mobility for the elderly and those with musculoskeletal conditions.
NextStep Robotics
NextStep Robotics develops wearable rehabilitation devices focused on treating foot drop. Their AMBLE system is a powered ankle exoskeleton designed to be used in clinical rehabilitation settings to retrain the gait of stroke survivors. The system utilizes personalized training algorithms to help patients regain independent walking ability.
MEBSTER
MEBSTER develops accessible and cost-effective medical devices to improve mobility. Their UNILEXA system is a unilateral, passive (non-powered) exoskeleton designed to assist individuals with lower-limb impairments, particularly those with partial paralysis. The system focuses on providing mechanical stability and step initiation support without the need for motors or batteries.
EXOKO
EXOKO develops robotic wearable systems focused on gait assistance and mobility support. Their technology aims to provide powered lower-limb assistance for patients with walking disabilities. They focus on accessibility and portable robotic solutions for clinical and home rehabilitation.
LifeGait
LifeGait develops assistive technologies aimed at improving human mobility and preventing falls. Their portfolio includes sensor-integrated wearable orthoses that provide gait feedback and stability support. The company focuses on the elderly and patients with gait impairments, providing data-driven insights into mobility performance.
Cadence Biomedical
Cadence Biomedical manufactures the Kickstart, a non-powered wearable system designed to assist people with neurological mobility impairments. The Kickstart uses a spring-based kinetic energy system to help users lift their legs and initiate a steps, functioning as a passive lower-limb exoskeleton for individuals with stroke, spinal cord injury, or MS.
Assistive Technology Development, Inc.
Assistive Technology Development, Inc. (ATD) develops medical wearable robotics focused on functional recovery. Their primary product, the ACTA, is a powered hip exoskeleton designed to assist patients with neurological and orthopedic conditions in improving their gait. The system focuses on providing assistance at the hip to enhance movement and strength during rehabilitation sessions.