REBOOCON
RECOVER CAPABILITY • BOOST STRENGTH • CONNECT TO THE SOCIETY.
At Reboocon, we deal with the challenges of technology. We make what was not possible in past possible, and what was not available available. We make our robots lightweight, easy to operate, intelligent. Thru our endeavor, we hope that people with mobility impairment can stand up and walk, enjoying the delight of walking and seeing others in the eye level.
OUR STORY
Shiqian Wang, the founder of this company is determined to advance robotic technology to help disabled people. Back in 2006, he had this idea when he was an undergraduate student. Since 2010, as a researcher he has been developing robotic suit (exoskeleton) for spinal cord injury (SCI) patients, participating two European FP7 projects (Mindwalker & Symbitron). In 2016, he started this company to accelerate the development process and hoping to make the advanced robots soon available to the disabled.
In 2016, Shiqian founded Reboocon MedTech Co.,Ltd in Suzhou, China and Reboocon Bionics B.V. in Delft, the Netherlands. Soon after the establishment, venture capitalists and industrial investors invested in this company. We are now in full throttle to accelerate our development.
In the Netherlands, our office is used to be at YES!Delft incubator, one of the best incubators in Europe. Since Nov 2018, Reboocon Bionics has moved to its 273m2 office at Rotterdamseweg in Delft. As of now, our team consists of several scientists and engineers, talented, motivated, and devoted. We do our best to help those in need!
OUR HISTORY
Reboocon Bionics is founded by Shiqian Wang
July 25, 2016
Reboocon Bionics is founded by Shiqian Wang
Reboocon Bionics opened its office at YES!Delft
February 1, 2017
The first employee joined Reboocon Bionics
May 1, 2017
Reboocon Bionics became a team of four
June 1, 2017
The first gen knee prototype was assembled.
October 10, 2017
Reboocon Bionics moved to its own office at Rotterdamseweg
November 1, 2018
The 2nd gen ILK knee prosthesis was assembled and tested
November 8, 2018
Engineers walked with the ILK prosthesis for the first time
November 16, 2018