Tendo
Founded Year
2016Stage
IPO | IPOTotal Raised
$360KDate of IPO
4/6/2022About Tendo
Tendo AB is a medical technology company that develops robotic medical devices. The company develops orthosis products for patients with reduced muscle control. It develops the product Tendo OneGrip, which helps in assisting people with limited hand function. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Odense, Denmark.
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Tendo Patents
Tendo has filed 2 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Robotic exoskeletons
- Skeletal system
- Actuators
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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6/19/2018 | Robotic exoskeletons, Skeletal system, Animal anatomy, Assistive technology, Seinen manga | Application |
Application Date | 6/19/2018 |
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Related Topics | Robotic exoskeletons, Skeletal system, Animal anatomy, Assistive technology, Seinen manga |
Status | Application |
Latest Tendo News
Dec 6, 2022
Tonik Financial Pte. Ltd., the parent company of Tonik Digital Bank, Inc. in the Philippines, has entered into a landmark agreement with Tendo Payment Solutions Pte. Ltd. in order “to acquire its Philippine business, operating under the brand name ‘TendoPay’.” This deal, which is “subject... Read More
Tendo Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Tendo founded?
Tendo was founded in 2016.
Where is Tendo's headquarters?
Tendo's headquarters is located at Forskerparken 10, Odense.
What is Tendo's latest funding round?
Tendo's latest funding round is IPO.
How much did Tendo raise?
Tendo raised a total of $360K.
Who are the investors of Tendo?
Investors of Tendo include Bertil Allard, Erik Mared and Mats Mared.
Who are Tendo's competitors?
Competitors of Tendo include Marsi Bionics, Metric Mate, Wandercraft, SuitX, Xilloc, ULS Robotics, Roam Robotics, Gogoa Mobility Robots, Rejoint, ABLE Human Motion and 12 more.
Compare Tendo to Competitors
Skelex builds industrial upper body exoskeletons that provide back and neck support to workers performing overhead work. Skelex exoskeletons have seen applications in aerospace, automotive, construction, defence, railway, shipbuilding and general industries.
InteSpring, founded in 2006, is a developer of exoskeletons using gravity compensation and force actuation in humans. Their exoskeletons have applications in military, medical orthoses and industrial/manufacturing settings. They've also created spin-off companies such as Laevo which evolved from the X-Arm project, started by InteSpring in December 2009 as a grant project. It was a collaboration between TU Delft, InteSpring, SenterNovem (nowadays Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland | RVO.nl) and Stichting Agis: "The development of an exoskeleton for supporting the upper body during lifting in health care." At the end of 2013, the project was completed and with the participation of Achmea Zorgparticipaties, the company "Laevo" was founded on the 4th of September 2013.
Wandercraft is developing an exoskeleton for medical use which should help disabled people recover mobility and lead an independent life. The company was founded in 2012 and is based in Paris, France.
Open Bionics is a robotics company creating affordable 3D-printed bionic hands for amputees, researchers and makers.
exiii (イクシー) is a developer of wearable haptic devices, include EXOS Wrist, which simulates haptic feedback when a user touches virtual objects. EXOS Wrist can be used with VIVE Controller or Oculus Touch, which makes it easy for developers to transform existing VR contents to touchable experiences. The company also offers EXOS Gripper, which simulates haptics when grabbing objects in the virtual world.
Roam Robotics is a robotics startup that develops pneumatic exoskeleton body support system.
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