Marsi Bionics

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Marsi Bionics is a Madrid-based medical robotics company that develops and sells wearable gait exoskeletons for children and adults with neurological and neuromuscular conditions that affect mobility. Its lead product, ATLAS 2030, is the world's first CE-marked paediatric exoskeleton for overground walking. It is used in rehabilitation by public and private healthcare centres, and the company has clients in Spain, Italy, France, Poland, the United Kingdom and Mexico. The range also includes the MB-Active Knee (MAK), a single-joint active orthosis for adults, and EXPLORER, a paediatric exoskeleton for use at home and outdoors. The company was founded in 2013 by CSIC researcher Elena García Armada as a spin-off of the Centre for Automation and Robotics (CSIC-UPM). In 2021 it raised €943,000 from 154 investors through the equity crowdfunding platform Fellow Funders. In June 2023 it closed a €4.5M round led by ALBP, ION ION and Orilla Asset Management, the investment vehicles of Verónica Pascual, Jon Riberas and Francisco Riberas. It has also received public R&D funding from CDTI, ENISA and the EU.

Founded
2013
Founders
1
Total funds raised
€5.4M
Rounds
2
Investors
4
Last round
Jun 2023
SectorsMedical Devices, Robotics, Exoskeletons, Rehabilitation Start-up MapHealthtech & Bio › Medical devices & surgical hardware

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Founders

Elena García Armada
Founder & CEO

Global models 5

Fourier Intelligence
Makes and sells rehabilitation robots, including lower-limb gait exoskeletons, to hospitals and rehab clinics for neurological patients.
~$250MComparable
Wandercraft
Builds self-balancing walking exoskeletons (Atalante) sold to rehabilitation centres for patients with neurological mobility impairments, the closest match to ATLAS.
~$165MComparable
Ekso Bionics
United States · eksobionics.com ↗
Sells wearable gait-training exoskeletons to rehab hospitals for stroke and spinal-cord-injury patients.
~$70M (pre-listing)Comparable
ReWalk Robotics
Makes powered lower-limb exoskeletons that let people with spinal cord injury walk, sold to clinics and individual users.
~$65M (pre-IPO)Comparable
Myomo
United States · myomo.com ↗
Sells powered active orthoses for patients with neuromuscular weakness, like Marsi's single-joint MB-Active Knee.
~$30M (pre-IPO)Comparable

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Funding rounds 2

DateRoundAmountLead
PublishedArticle
2026-05-13 La ingeniera vallisoletana Elena García, premio Innovadores de El Mundo de Castilla y León ↗
Diario de Valladolid (El Mundo de Castilla y León)
2026-05-13
2025-02-19 Research and public funding boost revolutionary personal exoskeletons for children ↗
EurekAlert! (CSIC press release)
2025-02-19
2024-01-09 50 Over 50: Europe, Middle East And Africa 2024 ↗
Forbes
2024-01-09
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