The maker network
A verified profile for every maker in the index: product lines, company facts, verification level and primary sources.
18
Makers
9
Countries
4
Audited
18 of 18 makers
Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Maker of HAL, a hybrid assistive limb that reads bioelectric signals to support movement.
San Rafael, California, United States
A pioneer of powered gait exoskeletons for neurorehabilitation and clinical mobility.
Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
Connected industrial exoskeletons for lifting, carrying and back support in demanding workplaces.
Duderstadt, Lower Saxony, Germany
Prosthetics and orthotics group with a microprocessor-controlled stance-control leg orthosis.
Moscow, Russia
Developer of the ExoLite passive biomechanical suit for assisted movement and rehabilitation.
San Diego, California, United States
Maker of AIRFRAME, a passive shoulder-support exoskeleton for sustained arm elevation.
Seoul, South Korea
Consumer electronics group that developed the CLOi SuitBot wearable robot for mobility and work support.
Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Defense technology group that developed the ONYX powered lower-body exoskeleton.
Moscow, Russia
Developer of the Remotion powered exoskeleton for rehabilitation and assisted mobility.
Shenzhen, China
Industrial exoskeleton maker focused on waist and back assistance for manufacturing and logistics.
Turin, Italy
Industrial automation group with a passive upper-limb exoskeleton for overhead and repetitive work.
Shanghai, China
Rehabilitation robotics group with a lower-limb exoskeleton portfolio for clinical gait training.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Maker of lightweight passive back-assist exosuits for industrial and service work.
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
A motion and control group whose Indego platform brings modular gait training to clinical settings.
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Robotics company developing full-body powered exoskeletons for industrial and defense work.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Developer of passive shoulder exoskeletons for overhead and precision work.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Developer of a connected soft exosuit for warehouse and logistics lifting.
Paris, France
Developer of self-balancing robotic exoskeletons for overground gait rehabilitation.
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