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Wearable Robotics is a robotics company founded 2014, based in Italy, developing 2 robots primarily in the Exoskeleton category.
Wearable robotics for rehabilitation and industrial exoskeletons
Wearable Robotics develops robotic wearable devices including TRACKHOLD and MMC EXOS. TRACKHOLD is positioned for neuro-motor rehabilitation and assistance for people with motor impairments, while MMC EXOS is an exoskeleton designed to support load handling, reduce ergonomic risks, and improve workplace safety. The company is based in Italy and operates via its wearable-robotics.com site.
Total funding
US$5.0M
Active products
2
Maker Score
53
Adequate evidence
View factor breakdown
Price range
$1.7K
1 of 2 priced
Top-rated product
52.0
RoboScore
TRACKHOLD
Company facts
- HQ
- Milan, Italy
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
- Website
- wearable-robotics.com
Maker Score
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Active products by Wearable Robotics
2 shown| # | Category | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | TRACKHOLD | Exoskeleton | — | 2015 | 52.0 |
| 2 | MMC EXOS | Exoskeleton | $1.7K | 2023 | 48.4 |
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