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Moving beyond limitations

Bioservo Technologies is a world-leading company within wearable grip-strengthening systems. We empower people through our intuitive soft extra muscle technology. Our products improve the quality of life for our users, making them feel confident and self-sufficient. We exist for anyone in need of extra strength and endurance.

Motional intelligence™

Our intuitive, wearable technology works by enhancing the natural strength of the user. The powered glove gathers data from every movement, intuitively following what comes next. Preparing to be there when it’s needed, to help you hold. To be steady and strong.

Carbonhand®

Carbonhand is a revolutionary aid that gives back power to people with impaired hand function. Pressure sensors and advanced technology ensure the glove adds power in cases where the user’s own muscles are inadequate.

Ironhand

Ironhand®

Built to keep operators strong, healthy and efficient. Ironhand strengthens the human grip, allowing operators to use less grip force when performing repetitive tasks. Less force used reduces fatigue, prevents strain injuries and reduces the need for sick leave as well as the costs associated with it. A healthier workforce means a happier and more efficient workplace.

Press releases

Bioservo Technologies AB Interim Report January – September 2023 (regulatory information)

Bioservo Technologies AB Interim Report January – September 2023 July-September in figures Net sales of 4.2 MSEK (1.9) EBITDA of -9.3 MSEK (-9.9) EBIT of -9.8…

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Carbonhand sales doubled in Norway

Sales of the strength-enhancing glove Carbonhand® have taken off in the Norwegian market. In Norway, Carbonhand is sold through the distributor Cypromed, and so far this year they…

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Carbonhand sales take off in Europe's largest market

Sales of the strength-enhancing glove Carbonhand[®] have taken off in the German market, where it is estimated that over one million people would be helped by Carbonhand. So far…

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