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Elucid raises $55M Series D with FFR-CT 510(k) under FDA review Enovis to buy eCential Robotics for 155 million euros FDA authorizes Vitestro's Aletta, the first autonomous blood-drawing robot, five months after a $70M Series B Renata Medical raises $25M Series D to scale the Minima pediatric stent FDA opens a docket on how to regulate generative AI devices FDA clears Jupiter Endovascular's Vertex thrombectomy system for pulmonary embolism in 89 days FDA clears Wandercraft's Eve, the first self-balancing exoskeleton for home use Meduloc raises $4M Series B to start alpha launch of its nitinol fracture implant FDA sets FY2027 device user fees: $28,653 for a 510(k), $13,785 to register Elucid raises $55M Series D with FFR-CT 510(k) under FDA review Enovis to buy eCential Robotics for 155 million euros FDA authorizes Vitestro's Aletta, the first autonomous blood-drawing robot, five months after a $70M Series B Renata Medical raises $25M Series D to scale the Minima pediatric stent FDA opens a docket on how to regulate generative AI devices FDA clears Jupiter Endovascular's Vertex thrombectomy system for pulmonary embolism in 89 days FDA clears Wandercraft's Eve, the first self-balancing exoskeleton for home use Meduloc raises $4M Series B to start alpha launch of its nitinol fracture implant FDA sets FY2027 device user fees: $28,653 for a 510(k), $13,785 to register
The Directory // Rehab & Mobility

Rehab & Mobility

Exoskeletons, prosthetics, physical therapy and assistive devices. 3 companies listed.

Austin, TX  ·  Est. 2007  ·  Public  ·  PMA approved

Formerly MicroTransponder. Sells the Vivistim Paired VNS System, an implanted vagus nerve stimulator approved under PMA P210007 for upper limb rehabilitation after chronic ischemic stroke. Listed on Nasdaq as MOBI in May 2026.

Toronto, ON, Canada  ·  Est. 2016  ·  Unknown

Sells robotic exoskeletons that help people with mobility disabilities walk, starting with children who have cerebral palsy.

Paris, France  ·  Est. 2012  ·  Series D+  ·  510(k) cleared

Builds self-balancing walking exoskeletons for rehabilitation clinics and for personal use by people with spinal cord injury.

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