Skelable

Skelable is an Israeli healthtech startup that has developed a wearable robotic device for upper-limb rehabilitation. The device empowers patients suffering from conditions like stroke, spinal cord injury (SCI), and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) to autonomously perform Activities of Daily Living (ADL) such as pouring water or cutting with a knife. Skelable's solution also facilitates remote monitoring and treatment by therapists through its unique sensory system and AI guidance, which provides recommendations for effective treatment methods and tracks patient improvement. The company aims to provide personalized, continuous, and optimized treatment from hospitals to homes, addressing the growing need for rehabilitation services. Skelable's AI-powered exoskeleton revolutionizes stroke rehabilitation by uniquely combining Activities of Daily Living (ADL) support with personalized, remote-monitored therapy. Its supreme sensory system enables therapists to track progress and tailor treatments, ensuring superior outcomes. Unlike competitors, Skelable empowers patients with autonomy in daily tasks while offering real-time AI guidance, setting a new standard in accessible, effective rehabilitation for neurological conditions.