First 100 manufacturers earn the Genesis Rank Badge
Are you with Bioservo?
World's first active soft exoskeletons for the hand, empowering users with impaired hand function to regain independence and quality of life.
Bioservo Technologies AB develops active soft exoskeletons for the hand, including the Carbonhand and Ironhand systems. These assistive medical devices enhance grip strength, hand function, and independence for individuals with conditions such as spinal cord injury, ALS, MS, stroke, and orthopedic injuries. Carbonhand uses pressure sensors to detect user-initiated grip and applies power for a firm hold, while Ironhand offers similar functionality with adjustable resistance. Products are prescribed and reimbursed through national healthcare systems, primarily in Sweden and the US, targeting patients, caregivers, and rehabilitation centers.
Active products
1
Top-rated product
A
Robo Index
Carbonhand
Company facts
- HQ
- Kista, Sweden
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
- Employees
- 51
- Website
- www.bioservo.com
Milestones
Bioservo collaborates with Limb Lab to expand Carbonhand accessibility across the United States.
Clinical trials with 367 participants demonstrate significant improvements in grip strength, hand function, and quality of life after 4–12 weeks of Carbonhand use.
Carbonhand receives CE marking as an assistive medical device for individuals with impaired hand function.
Press coverage
- Bioservo Collaborates with Limb Lab to Expand Accessibility of Carbonhand Across the United States
Bioservo Press Releases · Mar 2024
- Clinical Evidence Demonstrates Significant Improvements in Grip Strength and Hand Function After Carbonhand Use
Bioservo Clinical Evidence · Jun 2023
Active products by Bioservo
1 shown| # | Category | Key specs | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Carbonhand | Exoskeleton | Runtime 8 hr | 2024 | A |
Exoskeleton buying guides
Industry Knowledge →
The exoskeleton vendor RFP: questions and red flags
Most exoskeleton RFPs focus on spec sheets. The questions that protect you are about fit programs, hygiene, evidence, regulatory clearance, and what happens whe…
A 90-day deployment playbook for industrial exoskeleton programs
A 90-day structured deployment — with ergonomics baseline, task selection, worker fit, hygiene protocol, and measurement — is what separates programs that scale…
Exoskeleton decision framework: passive vs. powered, industrial vs. medical
The exoskeleton market spans four device architectures, two primary buyer types, and dozens of body-region configurations. This framework maps the decision tree…