Autonomyo enables individuals with neurological disorders, such as stroke, to recover walking ability through robot-assisted therapy. Its two devices, Skywalk, a low-cost bodyweight support system, and NeuroXO, a smart exoskeleton, make safe, intensive training possible in clinics and at home. These are the first rehabilitation solutions that extend gait therapy beyond hospitals, filling a major gap in post-stroke care. 

Completed 21 a day ago
7 investors
Investment achieved
279.347€
Target
550.000€
Invested
50.8%
50.8% INVESTED
This campaign was live:
From: 29 October 2025
Until: 30 December 2025
Maturity

Premarket/clinical phase

Premoney valuation

7.430.341

Estimated exit

2030

Sector

Medical devices

Equity offered

7.5%

Minimum investment

1.000

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Overview: Autonomyo

Valuation 7.430.341
Estimated return x10
% Offered 7.5%
Estimated exit 2030

A unique combination of a wearable exoskeleton and bodyweight support system, enabling safe, adaptive gait training in clinics and at home.

4x cheaper than competitors, the first bodyweight support system accessible to any physical therapy facility.

The first rehabilitation exoskeleton designed for diverse exercises, remote monitoring, and visual feedback.

Clinically tested on 22 patients, Autonomyo delivered 2x more intensive training than conventional therapy, with 100% rating it safe and easy to use.

Short time to market – the bodyweight support system will reach the market within the next 9 months.

Each year, 15 million people suffer a stroke, and nearly half are left with lasting mobility problems. While walking is key to independence and quality of life, most survivors never recover from it, not because recovery is impossible, but because the rehabilitation system fails them. In the U.S., only 31% of patients receive adequate outpatient rehab. Hospital therapy is short and costly, and once home, patients face a steep drop in care: not enough time, intensity, or support. The result is often permanent disability, long-term dependence, and a major burden on families and healthcare systems.

Autonomyo brings high-intensity rehab to every home

Autonomyo is the first company to make robot-assisted walking rehabilitation available both in clinics and at home: safely, affordably, and with clinical quality.

At the heart of the solution are two complementary devices:

  1. NeuroXO: a smart wearable exoskeleton that adapts in real time to the patient’s capabilities. It enables natural, guided walking with just the right amount of assistance. No more rigid, pre-programmed motions, NeuroXO listens to the patient and responds.
  2. Skywalk: a mechanical bodyweight support frame that ensures verticality and fall safety. At EUR 9,000 retail, it is 4x more affordable than current solutions and fully compatible with NeuroXO. It can be used in clinics or at home for early mobilization or paired training.

Together, they deliver the first home-suitable robotic rehab platform, designed for stroke, MS, Parkinson’s, neuromuscular disorders, and the elderly. It’s a complete, scalable solution that evolves with the patient, from hospital bed to full recovery.

Clinically proven, medically trusted

Autonomyo’s system has already completed early clinical trials at CHUV and the Institution de Lavigny (Switzerland), with 22 patients suffering from lower-limb impairments (primarily post-stroke). Results show:

  • 100% patient-reported safety and usability
  • 0 safety incidents
  • 2x more training intensity vs conventional therapy

Therapists reported that patients trained longer, more effectively, and with greater engagement, making a clear case for better outcomes.

A global market waiting to be served

The rehabilitation robotics market is entering a period of rapid growth, driven by the increasing prevalence of neurological and musculoskeletal disorders, advances in robotics, sensors, and AI, in addition to the systemic push toward home-based and personalized care.

Autonomyo’s target markets include Europe, the US, and India, where demographic aging, stroke prevalence, and healthcare system strain create strong demand for cost-effective solutions that reduce long-term disability.

This round: bridging to market

Autonomyo is raising €550,000 as the first tranche of its €2.15M seed round. This bridge round enables the market launch of Skywalk, generating first revenues, while also supporting the completion of clinical validation, final CE and FDA certification steps, and preparing market entry operations for NeuroXO.

The round is backed by founders and experienced angel investors (€159,600 already secured), with institutional investors expected in later tranches. Structured across 24 months, the full seed round paves the way for industrialization, regulatory approvals, and commercialization.

In parallel, autonomyo will leverage significant non-dilutive funding instruments:

  • Innosuisse SIP Project – up to €2.05M
  • Eurostars Project – up to €1.5M
  • FIT Growth Loan – up to €500K

With this the seed financing achieves a strong leverage effect—every euro of dilutive capital unlocks multiple euros of support.

Furthermore there are already €1.25M committed investment with LOIs for dilutive funding in the seed round that will close Q1 2026. 

The company targets an exit by 2030, with a projected valuation of €60–100M and 10x+ ROI for investors.

A breakthrough for patients and for investors

Autonomyo is not just improving rehab, it’s rebuilding lives after neurological injury. By bringing clinically validated, robot-assisted therapy into the home, it has the potential to reduce post-stroke disability by 50%.

Join us in closing the care gap for millions of stroke and neuro patients. Invest in Autonomyo today, and help create a world where recovery doesn’t stop when the hospital stay ends.

Why is Capital Cell investing in this company?

At Capital Cell we have backed several stroke solutions, and for good reason: it is a demanding market with strong growth potential, particularly in post-stroke management. Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability, leaving over 5 million patients in need of months of rehabilitation, while hospitals provide only a few weeks. Patients often turn to costly, limited home physiotherapy. Exoskeletons promise progress, but current models are too expensive and impractical, especially for home use.

Autonomyo tackles this gap with two complementary devices. SkyWalk, set for commercialization in 9 months, is four times more affordable than existing solutions, suitable for hospitals and home care, and applicable across a broad range of conditions from stroke to MS, Parkinson’s, orthopedic injuries, and cerebral palsy. It provides early revenue visibility and lowers financial risk.

NeuroXO is the technological play: a lightweight wearable exoskeleton that, especially when paired with SkyWalk, delivers up to twice the therapy intensity of current options, usable in clinics and at home, making it the long-term differentiator.

This dual strategy balances near-term commercialization with long-term innovation. Signals for adoption are strong: early trials show 100% patient safety and usability, with therapists highlighting comfort and motivation—key drivers of uptake, further validated by UCLA’s California Rehabilitation Institute and Prof. Steven Cramer MD, whose support signals both credibility and early endorsement from future prescribers. Financing momentum is also clear, with over €1M in LOIs backing the next seed round.

Minimum investment: 1.000
Type of exit expected: Sale of Company
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Main risks

Autonomyo’s clinical trials to date have included a limited number of patients. To achieve broad, real-world adoption, the company will need to expand these studies and confirm results in larger, diverse populations. This process can be challenging, particularly in a competitive rehabilitation technology market where adoption depends on both payer support and therapist recommendations. Additionally, the specific structures and practices of healthcare systems may influence uptake, making successful integration outside early target markets a key milestone for growth.