Lifeward alternatives

Lifeward, founded in 2001 in Israel and known until 2024 as ReWalk Robotics, makes rehabilitation and mobility systems for people living with physical limitations, including wearable exoskeletons and anti-gravity therapy systems, serving clinics, hospitals, veterans' facilities and home users in the United States, Europe and Israel from its US operating headquarters in Hudson, Massachusetts. Buyers comparing medical and rehabilitation robots weigh rehabilitation devices against surgical systems and gait training robots with different clinical uses. Moon Surgical, based in Paris and founded in 2019, builds collaborative robotics for the operating room, with its Maestro system holding CE Mark and FDA clearances for laparoscopic procedures in France, Europe and the United States. CYBERDYNE, based in Tsukuba, Japan and founded in 2004 as a University of Tsukuba venture, makes wearable exoskeletons for treatment, rehabilitation, care and work support, with 257 employees. Curexo, based in Seoul and founded in 2006, specialises in orthopaedic and spine surgical robots and gait rehabilitation robots for hospitals and orthopaedic centres in South Korea and export markets including the United States, Europe and India. Ekso Bionics, based in San Rafael, California and founded in 2005, makes exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation and personal mobility for rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient clinics and home users. Choose Lifeward for rehabilitation exoskeletons and therapy systems, Moon Surgical for collaborative surgical assistance, CYBERDYNE for wearable exoskeletons across care and work, Curexo for surgical and gait robots, and Ekso Bionics for rehabilitation and personal mobility exoskeletons.

Alternatives to Lifeward

Moon Surgical

Moon Surgical is a Paris-founded surgical robotics company, with bases in Paris and San Carlos, California, building what it calls collaborative robotics for the operating room.

CYBERDYNE

CYBERDYNE is a Japanese robotics company from Tsukuba, Ibaraki, founded in 2004 as a University of Tsukuba venture to commercialise "Cybernics" — the fusion of human, machine and information systems.

Curexo

Curexo is a South Korean medical robot company based in Seoul, specialising in surgical and rehabilitation robots.

Ekso Bionics

Ekso Bionics is a maker of powered exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation and personal mobility, founded in 2005 out of a University of California, Berkeley robotics laboratory.

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