Edinburgh startup raises £2.2m for rehabilitative robotic glove

Bioliberty Raises £2.2M in Funding

Bioliberty secures £2.2M funding for its soft robotic glove to help stroke victims regain mobility — TFN

Edinburgh-based health tech startup Bioliberty has raised £2.2 million in a seed round led by Archangels. The funding will support the continued development of Lifeglov, a robotic glove designed to help stroke patients rehabilitate their upper limbs. The company plans to use the investment for further trials, FDA approval, and early customer engagement with rehabilitation clinics for its planned 2024 US launch.

Bioliberty Secures £2.2 Million to Advance Rehabilitative Robotic Glove for Stroke Patients

Bioliberty is an Edinburgh-based health tech startup founded in 2020. The company is developing a robotic glove, Lifeglov, to help stroke patients rehabilitate their upper limbs by assisting them in opening and closing their hands. The software provides custom exercises and feedback, eliminating the need for patients to travel for rehabilitation. Bioliberty plans to expand its robotics technology to other applications, including lower limb rehabilitation.

Bioliberty develops a robotic glove to aid stroke patients in upper limb rehabilitation.

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Bioliberty Secures £2.2 Million to Advance Rehabilitative Robotic Glove for Stroke Patients

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