Robot maker · registered
Angel Robotics
Founded by KAIST professor Kyoungchul Kong, Angel Robotics makes powered wearable walking-assist robots: Angel Legs gait-training robots for rehabilitation clinics, the Angel Suit robotic orthosis for incomplete lower-limb paralysis, and the WalkON Suit for complete paraplegia, which won gold at Cybathlon's exoskeleton race. Control software adapts torque assistance to the wearer's gait in real time. Listed on KOSDAQ in March 2024 (ticker 455900), tripling its IPO price on debut, with 2024 revenue of KRW 4.21 billion from rehabilitation, medical and industrial-safety wearables and plans for global expansion.
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
Angel Legs M20
- Gait-training robot for patients with incomplete lower-limb paralysis
Clinic-deployed powered exoskeleton providing adaptive assistance during rehabilitation walking
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Angel Suit
- Robotic orthosis for daily walking assistance with incomplete paralysis
Wearable powered orthosis for community ambulation outside clinics
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Angel Suit H10
- No specifications on file.
MW10
- No specifications on file.
WalkON Suit
- Robotic orthosis enabling walking for people with complete paraplegia; Cybathlon gold medalist platform
Full lower-limb powered exoskeleton for users with no residual leg function
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Publicly announced rounds
IPO
Investors undisclosed
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