Opportunity in Brazil

Brazil brings together a large hospital network, rehabilitation centres, universities, healthcare professionals, companies and consumers interested in innovation. Introducing exoskeletons, however, requires local support, training, regulatory analysis, maintenance and structured pilot projects.

Healthcare market

A broad network of hospitals and health plans, with dedicated innovation and technology assessment functions.

Rehabilitation centres

Specialised services with multidisciplinary teams and experience in assistive technology.

University research

Biomedical engineering, physiotherapy and biomechanics programmes with active laboratories.

Active ageing

An ongoing demographic transition and growing demand for functional autonomy.

Wearable robotics

An emerging national technical community, with academic output and early-stage startups.

Assistive technology

An established ecosystem of suppliers, prescribers and users of mobility devices.

How we handle market data

We do not invent numbers. When market data is published on this page, every figure will carry its source, year and a link to the original material, with an explicit distinction between verifiable fact, third-party estimate and ExoMobilidade's own working hypothesis.

Fact
Data published by an identifiable source, with year and link.
Estimate
A third-party projection, always attributed to the institution that produced it.
Hypothesis
ExoMobilidade's own reading, presented as such and subject to revision.

What introduction requires

  • Local technical support and spare parts
  • Training for teams and users
  • Regulatory analysis applicable to each product category
  • Preventive and corrective maintenance
  • Structured pilot projects before any scale-up

Let's assess together what makes sense for Brazil.

If you represent a manufacturer, a hospital, a university or a rehabilitation centre, we can set up a technical conversation about demonstrations and pilot projects.