Hurotics
Seoul, South Korea · Biotechnology, Health Care, Manufacturing
Hurotics is a wearable robot maker founded in 2022 by Lee Gi-wook, a professor of mechanical engineering at Chung-Ang University. The company develops soft exosuits for medical gait rehabilitation, with its flagship product H-Medi being a wearable robot that assists walking by analyzing the wearer's gait in real time and supplying needed force. H-Medi has received Class 2 medical device certificat
Key facts
- Headquarters
- Seoul, South Korea
- Employees
- 20
- Industries
- Biotechnology, Health Care, Manufacturing
- Status
- Private
- Website
- hurotics.com
- Company page
Recent activity at Hurotics
Hurotics funding history
| Date | Round | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026 | Series A | $17.5M |
Hurotics in the news
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About Hurotics: questions and answers
What does Hurotics do?
Hurotics is a wearable robot maker founded in 2022 by Lee Gi-wook, a professor of mechanical engineering at Chung-Ang University. The company develops soft exosuits for medical gait rehabilitation, with its flagship product H-Medi being a wearable robot that assists walking by analyzing the wearer's gait in real time and supplying needed force. H-Medi has received Class 2 medical device certificat
Where is Hurotics headquartered?
Hurotics is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
How many employees does Hurotics have?
Hurotics has about 20 employees.
Has Hurotics raised funding?
Yes. Fundz has recorded 1 funding event for Hurotics. The most recent, Series A of $17.5M, was in Oct 2026.
What is the latest news on Hurotics?
On Oct 15, 2026, Hurotics raises 25 billion won ($17.5M) in Series A led by Atinum Investment to expand wearable robot distribution and develop new products.
Source: Fundz records from SEC filings, press releases and company announcements. How Fundz measures data accuracy