Overview

Tendo develops a soft exoskeleton in the form of a robotic glove that helps people grip and release objects. The device is worn on the hand and uses intelligent sensors to provide assistive grip strength, with control focused on one or two fingers to keep the glove light and wearable for daily use. By combining sensors, lightweight actuation, and a user-friendly form factor, it enables artificial strength both at home and in care settings. Compared with many competitors, it emphasizes a compact, low-weight design that targets minimal finger involvement, making it easier to wear and integrate into daily life, and it pursues a model that blends direct consumer sales with partnerships with healthcare providers. The goal is to improve independence and quality of life for people with physical disabilities or age-related limitations, offering accessible grip assistance through ongoing support and services.