Springfree Trampoline manufactures recreational trampoline accessories and products.

The core competency of Entertainment Robotics is extensive knowledge on applying modern artificial intelligence methods, combined with a deep knowledge on implementing intelligent technology that motivate…

Blue Goji is an interactive fitness company that brings motivation and fun to workout sessions.

CSE Entertainment operates in the fields of entertainment and game production.

Spark is augmented reality physical therapy platform developed by an international group of five Savannah College of Art and Design students.

Man&tel specializes in developing and manufacturing high-technology educational and rehabilitation equipment.

GestureTek is the inventor, pioneer and world leader in gesture recognition technology for interactive advertising, presentation, entertainment and information delivery systems.

Flint Rehabilitation Devices' mission is to develop effective, engaging rehabilitation devices based on the latest clinical research and engineering innovations.

Neofect creates products designed to create a fun environment for rehabilitation training, combining interactive games content with smart IT technology.

P&S Mechanics specializes in the field of medical devices, automation technology, and robot-assisted gait training systems.

MindMaze is a R&D company based in Lausanne (Switzerland) that combines immersive virtual reality, brain imaging and robotics to build novel platforms for neurorehabilitation and game training.

Humanware is a spin-off from the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, a public university in Pisa, Italy, operating in the field of applied sciences.

gripAble specializes in developing mobile technologies that combine functional therapy with measurement of upper limb function to offer people with arm or hand disability the therapy they need.

SimyLife Gamification specializes in creating solutions that gamify mental training to help people increase their energy levels and improve their performance.

Dividat is a Spin-off company from the ETH Zurich and develops evidence based training concepts to improve mobility in older adults for prevention and rehabilitation.