From AI-powered prosthetics and virtual reality rehabilitation tools to customisable design and digital fabrication processes, the next generation of assistive technologies will be on full display.

Live innovation in action:

More than 20 live pitches will offer first-hand insights into breakthrough developments, visionary products, and sustainable solutions that push the boundaries of rehabilitation and mobility care.

A glimpse of the start-ups leading the charge:

Aidplex (Greece): ‘ScolioSense’ monitors scoliosis brace wear-time, improving therapy adherence.

Anatomic Studios (Sweden): Fashion-forward, customisable prosthetic covers merging function and personal expression.

Esper Bionics (USA): Creators of the world’s first AI-based adaptive hand prosthesis.

Instalimb (Japan): Uses 3D printing and machine learning to provide affordable, personalised prosthetic care in underserved regions.

Mecuris (Germany): A digital platform for custom prosthetic and orthotic design, streamlining the fitting process.

Virtetic (Australia): Immersive VR training solutions for prosthesis users — realistic, responsive, and interactive.

This diverse line-up demonstrates that the future of assistive technology is international, interdisciplinary, and driven by human-centred innovation.

Part of a global showcase:

The start-up area is embedded in the international exhibition at Stockholmsmässan, Scandinavia’s largest venue. The exhibition features 184 exhibitors from 33 countries, presenting the full spectrum of modern orthopaedic care — including prosthetics, orthotics, robotics, digital manufacturing, movement analysis, and therapeutic equipment.

Discover the future of care and explore the full list of participating start-ups .