Robot maker · registered
Wandercraft
Exoskeleton pioneer whose self-balancing bipedal control (from its Atalante X rehab exoskeleton and Eve personal exoskeleton) underpins Calvin-40, an AI-driven industrial humanoid for heavy load handling on assembly lines; Renault Group is its first commercial Calvin-40 customer and a Series D investor.
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
Atalante X
- Self-balancing medical exoskeleton for hospital rehabilitation training, FDA-cleared with extended indications
vendor-defined clinical rehabilitation exoskeleton
Claim source
Calvin-40
- Can lift up to ~40 kg (90 lb) several hundred times a day without rest
vendor-claimed repeated lift payload and duty cycle
Claim source - Designed for continuous use of 8 to 22 hours per day with a target fail rate < 1/1000
vendor-defined operational duty cycle and reliability target
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Eve
- First self-balancing personal exoskeleton, hands-free and usable without crutches (US clinical trial enrollment underway)
vendor-defined personal mobility exoskeleton
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Deployment log
Announced and cited only
Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Series D
AG2R LA MONDIALE, Bpifrance, Cemag Invest, LBO France, Martagon Capital, Mutuelles Impact (managed by XAnge), Quadrant Management, Renault Group, Teampact Ventures
Round sourceSeries C
Quadrant Management, Teampact Ventures
Round sourceGrant
Round sourceSeries B
Bpifrance, Cemag Invest, Idinvest Partners, LBO France, XAnge
Round sourceSeries A
Round sourceCompany timeline
Milestones and announcements
Source ledger
19 unique public sources