ARTICARES

ARTICARES develops robotic rehabilitation systems designed to make quality therapy more accessible for people recovering from stroke, dementia, and injuries. Its products include H-Man and ReHandyBot, supported by a care platform for clinicians and users. Built on 20 years of research into how expert therapists assess and guide movement, ARTICARES robots use physical intelligence to evaluate a patient’s motor, sensory, and cognitive abilities, then adapt assistance, resistance, and game difficulty as the patient progresses.

The systems are designed to deliver individually tailored sessions while helping clinicians supervise multiple patients. ARTICARES reports that clinical studies have found a 65% improvement in therapist productivity without reducing therapy quality. Devices can be set up on a standard table in under a minute, and sessions generate structured progress reports automatically. The company aims to support rehabilitation across hospital, clinic, and home settings, helping clinicians spend less time on repetitive setup and documentation. Its solutions are backed by peer-reviewed research and clinical studies, and are developed with partners worldwide.