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Rebodis will participate in KIMES 2026 (Korea International Medical & Hospital Equipment Show) , which will be held at COEX for four days from March 19 to March 22, 2026 . At this exhibition, Rebodis plans to present REBOUND Knee (working title) , a spring-damper-based passive knee support device. The exhibition will take place at Booth G102, Inspire Hall, North Gate, COEX , where visitors will be able to see and experience the product in person. In addition, Rebodis is also

Rebodis has been featured in Money Today’s Startup Story . The article highlights Rebodis’ vision for soft wearable robots and the potential of its technology. You can read the full article at the link below. 👉 [Read the full article] https://lnkd.in/gXVpB9fE

Rebodis was featured in ETNews , highlighting our direction in developing soft wearable robots. The article introduces our efforts to expand wearable robotics into everyday products, along with the challenges and perspectives behind this approach. You can read the full article at the link below. 👉 [Read the full article] https://m.etnews.com/20260226000146

Rebodis, a wearable robotics company led by CEO Sung-Sik Yun, announced that it has been selected for the 8th batch of Samsung Electronics’ external startup incubation program, C-Lab Outside. Samsung Electronics’ C-Lab Outside is a program designed to discover and support startups with innovative technologies that will lead the future. Selected companies receive substantial benefits, including business development funding, mentorship from Samsung Electronics experts, and oppo

Rebodis has raised KRW 500 million in seed funding from Bass Ventures. Rebodis aims to go beyond the rigid and cumbersome limitations of conventional robots, developing wearable robotic technologies that naturally integrate into everyday life and enable people to move freely for as long as they choose. This investment recognizes the potential of Rebodis’s soft wearable robotics technology to move beyond the research stage and expand into real-world markets and daily use. Wit

Rebodis received the Excellence Awarde Award at the 11th Lab Startup Festival IR Competition, hosted by the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology Commercialization (KIAT). This recognition reflects the strong evaluation of Rebodis’s soft wearable robotics technology, acknowledging both its technical maturity and its potential for real-world market and industry applications. The award is particularly meaningful given the competition’s focus on the commercialization of

Rebodis was selected as the representative lab-founded startup of Seoul National University to participate in SKY Innovation IR Day 2025 , co-hosted by the National Research Foundation of Korea and the Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs, and jointly organized by Korea University, Seoul National University, and Yonsei University. At the event, Rebodis represented the SNU Innovation Startup Lab, presenting its soft wearable robotics–based human motion as

Rebodis took part in “Healthy Everyday Life for Vulnerable Communities Through Technology,” a community outreach program organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Seoul National University. The event invited seniors from Gwanak-gu and their families to explore their current physical condition and envision a healthier future through technology. Around 40 seniors attended the event through prior registration, making it a meaningful and engaging gathering. At the

Before smartphones existed, we accepted countless inconveniences as part of everyday life. Looking back now, many of them were discomforts we never truly needed to endure. The same belief still exists today—that as we age and our bodies weaken, discomfort is simply something we must live with. We believe otherwise. These limitations are not an inevitable fate, but challenges that technology can—and should—overcome. Rebodis was founded on June 17, 2025, by Professor Kyu-Jin Ch