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Roam Robotics

San Francisco, United StatesEarly stage

RoboScore

47.7

Out of 100. Its robots, plus proof from customers and the press.

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RoboIndex

47.7

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Expanding human mobility with wearable robotics.

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Money and customers

Raised

US$12.0M

Last raise · Series A · Dec 2018

Customers

1

1 L2 In use

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Robots 65%55Range 5%0Activity6PressNot yet on fileReadinessNot yet on fileProof 30%40

The score is 65% robots, 30% proof from customers and the press, 5% range of robots. Activity and readiness are shown for context.

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+4 more on record.

FUNDING ROUNDS AND CUSTOMERS BY ROBOT

Bigger dot = bigger round. Hollow = amount not disclosed.

Funding rounds

  • Dec 2018Series AUS$12.0MLead not disclosed2 outlets ↗

Rounds recorded from January 2017. Every amount links to its source.

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Customers

1 named customer · 1 L2 In use. See the names

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Roam Robotics builds lightweight wearable robotic orthoses and exoskeletons, including the Ascend smart knee brace for knee pain and mobility support and the Forge robotic wearable for emergency first responders. The company is based in San Francisco and sells into medical, military, and first-responder use cases.

Active products

1

Company facts

HQ
San Francisco, United States
Stage
Series A

Active robots by Roam Robotics

1 shown

Safety reports

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Milestones

  1. Ascend was reported as pre-orderable and expected to be available to customers in July 2022.

  2. Introduced the Ascend smart knee brace, a wearable robotic orthosis for knee pain and mobility support.

  3. Series A: raised US$12.0M

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