Rex Bionics, a pioneer in the medical exoskeleton field, has recently reported a number of encouraging updates, including interim financial results, new distributors for the key US and China markets and positive interim metrics from its RAPPER II clinical trial. The company is focused on rehabilitating and improving mobility in patients with spinal cord injury. Its two key markets are rehabilitation centres and home use. Clinical trials demonstrating the medical benefits to patients and commercial benefits to rehabilitation centres have produced promising results data to date.

06 Jan 2016
Initial orders point to start of commercialisation

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Initial orders point to start of commercialisation
Rex Bionics, a pioneer in the medical exoskeleton field, has recently reported a number of encouraging updates, including interim financial results, new distributors for the key US and China markets and positive interim metrics from its RAPPER II clinical trial. The company is focused on rehabilitating and improving mobility in patients with spinal cord injury. Its two key markets are rehabilitation centres and home use. Clinical trials demonstrating the medical benefits to patients and commercial benefits to rehabilitation centres have produced promising results data to date.