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Vancouver Startups Crush CES 2025 with Bold Tech

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Vancouver startups stole the show at CES 2025. Naqi Logix wowed with its Neural Earbud, turning subtle facial gestures into seamless device control. MATT3R’s K3Y transformed Teslas into AI-powered smart dashcams.

Human In Motion Robotics impressed with XoMotion, a self-balancing exoskeleton designed for natural movement and rehabilitation. From neurotech to road safety and health innovation, these B.C. trailblazers are proving Canada’s tech scene can lead on the global stage.

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Human in Motion Robotics Brings XoMotion Exoskeleton to Canada

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Vancouver-based Human in Motion Robotics has announced that its advanced exoskeleton, XoMotion, has received Health Canada’s regulatory approval, allowing the product to be sold in the country. XoMotion is designed to assist patients with spinal cord injuries, strokes, and other neurological conditions, offering self-balancing and hands-free support.

According to CEO Siamak Arzanpour, the exoskeleton reduces the physical burden on therapists and enhances the safety of rehabilitation programs. Human in Motion plans to expand into the US, Europe, and Asia following the Canadian launch. The company secured $10 million in Series A funding in 2023.

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