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Ekso Bionics' unique product offering and the level of interest from customers were determining factors in our decision to expand our partnership. We are proud to include their Ekso GT™ in our greater efforts to deliver a more independent and healthy future to our veterans who have returned home.
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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.
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Roam Robotics is a robotics startup that develops pneumatic exoskeleton body support system.
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