OTWorld is a medical device-focused combination congress and trade fair. It brings together manufacturers, distributors, and service providers of modern assistive technologies with a significant human-machine interface. The last edition in 2024 has 574 exhibitors from 42 countries, 300+ speakers at the congress, and over 20k visitors.

While this is not an exoskeleton-specific event, there appears to be a growing representation of these devices at OTWorld; in 2024 there were:

• Marsi Bionics – showing the ATLAS 2030 pediatric gait exoskeleton for children with conditions like cerebral palsy or SMA. 

• MEBSTER – exhibiting UNILEXA 2.0, a smart passive lower-limb exoskeleton aimed at people with spinal cord injury, listed under product groups including “Exoskeleton.” 

• Vincent Systems – with LUNAneo1, a myoelectric upper-limb exoskeleton for stroke/plexus-injury patients, designed to be worn under clothing. 

Additionally, there were also congress sessions explicitly referencing exoskeletons (e.g., workshops on UNILEXA 2.0 and talks on lifting with exoskeletons). Therefore, we can expect OTWorld 2026 to have even more rehab/medical exoskeleton content and exhibitors (plus big orthotics/prosthetics players like Ottobock, where exoskeletons and orthoses blur together).