Exoskeleton Robots

FDA-cleared rehabilitation exoskeleton for stroke and spinal cord injury patients. EksoGT enables patients with lower-extremity weakness to stand and walk during inpatient rehabilitation. Cleared for patients with hemiplegia (stroke), spinal cord injury (T4-L5), and acquired brain injury. Deployed in 300+ hospitals across 30 countries.

World's first battery-powered full-body industrial exoskeleton. Sarcos Guardian XO Max augments a worker to safely lift up to 200 lbs (91kg) repetitively for 8-hour shifts with zero physical strain. Used by Ford, Delta Airlines, and the US Army for manufacturing, aircraft maintenance, and logistics tasks that previously required teams or cranes.

FDA-approved wearable exoskeleton for daily use at home by people with spinal cord injury. ReWalk is the only FDA-cleared exoskeleton for personal home and community use — allowing paraplegics to walk, climb stairs, and navigate outdoor terrain independently. Covered by VA insurance (US veterans) and several European health systems.

FDA-cleared personal exoskeleton for paraplegics.

Most affordable modular industrial exoskeleton. SuitX MAX is a passive (no motors) exoskeleton reducing back and shoulder strain for manufacturing, construction, and warehousing workers. Modular design: workers buy only the modules they need (BackX, ShoulderX, LegX). Used by BMW, Boeing, and General Electric. At $6,500, it's 20× cheaper than powered alternatives.

Full-body industrial exosuit. 200lb lift capacity.