Archelis Inc initial exoskeleton product, the Archelis, is manufactured by Nitto Co., Ltd. under the supervision of Jichi Medical University and Tokyo Medical and Dental University while the design is done by Nishimura Hiroaki Design.

In 2021, Astride Bionix was the exoskeleton company that once upon a time had the best Kickstarter.com campaign for an exoskeleton.

Carl Stahl GmbH is a globally active industrial company based in Süßen, Germany, traditionally known for its engineering expertise in lifting technology, load securing systems, and industrial products for professional applications.

CYBERDYNE is one of the first commercial pioneers of exoskeleton technology in the world. Primarily in the medical field, the company has also begun branching off into exoskeletons for logistics.

CYBERDYNE, Inc. is a Tsukuba-based developer of powered wearable cyborg/exoskeleton systems built around the HAL, or Hybrid Assistive Limb, platform. Its HAL products are used for medical Cybernics Treatment, rehabilitation and well-being training, care support, and industrial lumbar labor support.

Daiya Industry works with Japanese universities on commercializing soft exoskeletons. Its primary focus is on medical devices with some branching off to industrial applications.

Ekso Bionics is a U.S.-based exoskeleton developer focused on medical rehabilitation, personal mobility, and industrial upper-body assistance. Founded in 2005, the company is one of the original commercial pioneers of the exoskeleton industry and continues to market systems including, Ekso Works, Ekso GT, EksoNR, Ekso Indego Therapy, Ekso Indego Personal, and Ekso EVO (and many more projects).

ErgoSanté (Hapo) is a range of passive, non-motorized occupational exoskeletons for workplace ergonomic support. The Hapo lineup targets back/lumbar support, shoulder and arm support, and neck support for tasks such as bending, lifting, arms-forward work, overhead work, and head-up postures, while ErgoSanté also makes desks, keyboards, office chairs, and workstations for people with and without disabilities.

ExoAtlet is an active ExoAtlet-branded exoskeleton entity focused on powered rehabilitation, walking-assistance, and industrial exoskeleton technologies. According to a May 2026 company press release, ExoAtlet Global S.A. is now wholly owned by Cosmo Robotics Co., Ltd., while the ExoAtlet brand and website continue to operate separately.

ExoMed is a Russian developer and manufacturer of industrial exoskeleton systems based in Kursk. In 2026 it has a line of occupational exoskeletons for load handling, tool support, and reducing physical strain during industrial work.

Exy is the first producer of occupational exoskeletons in Brazil. Exy develops and manufactures passive, mechanical industrial exoskeletons and wearable assistive equipment for reducing physical effort in work environments. The company focuses on applications such as manufacturing, logistics, ergonomics, and worker health.

Hexar Robotics, formerly Hexar Human Care and associated with earlier Hexar / Hexar Systems branding, is a South Korean wearable robotics company. Its historical product/prototype range includes multiple medical, rehabilitation, industrial, and assistive exoskeleton concepts under product lines such as Resilion and Hector.

This company is a spin-off from the C&R Lab at Hanyang University with a range of prototypes designed for military, assistive or rehabilitation purposes. It is likely that Hexar, at one point, had the most exoskeleton prototypes of any exo developer in the world.

hTRIUS is a German industrial/occupational exoskeleton developer.

HUNIC GmbH is a Baiersbronn, Germany-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in “Made in Germany” passive exoskeletons for workplace ergonomics.

ITURRI is both an industrial/occupational exoskeleton distributor and producer.

A powered lower-back exoskeleton for work and industry based on established passive braces.

Kubota is a manufacturer of farming and heavy equipment and has worked on an "waist, arms and upper body" farming assist exoskeleton.

Mawashi Science & Technology is a Canadian leading-edge defense innovation company developing Human Augmentation Systems (HAS) and Exoskeleton technologies. The company’s UPRISE® Passive Load-Bearing Exoskeleton has been designed to provide constant assistance to soldiers and SOF operators, with the aim of augmenting human performance and reducing musculoskeletal injuries.

Newndra Innovations as an exoskeleton developer with a vision of providing wearable technology that can reduce physical injuries for workers in India and beyond.

One of the world’s largest prosthetics companies has been working on occupational exoskeletons since 2012. It debuted its first commercially available device, a passive shoulder support exoskeleton called Paexo Shoulder, in 2018. Since then the Paexo line of exoskeletons has been expanded to include supportive devices for the thumb, wrist, and neck. Most recently, Ottobock released the Paexo Back exoskeleton for manual material handling, particularly in logistics.

RB3D specializes in “cobots” or collaborative robots and exoskeletons.

Skelex started out by developing a passive shoulder support exoskeleton that has been tested by more than 200 companies in just its first few years and has now grown into a much larger company with a wider product portfolio.