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VIBRAINT

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

  • Brain-computer interfaces
  • Neurorehabilitation and assistive tech
  • Stroke

VIBRAINT Inc. is developing VIBRAINT RehUp, a brain-controlled rehabilitation robot designed to help people with paralysis regain motor control. It combines a non-invasive brain-computer interface, artificial intelligence, robotics, and virtual reality to create intention-driven rehabilitation exercises with multisensory feedback.

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Recent highlights

VIBRAINT Inc. has established notable recognition within the neurorehabilitation sector for its flagship development, the VIBRAINT RehUp brain-controlled rehabilitation robot. The company has gained traction through competitive showcases, highlighted by its recognition as a 2021 Ideation Challenge Judges Prize winner and a 2024 Pitch-Off winner. These achievements underscore the growing interest in its non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, which bridges the gap between patient neurological intent and physical rehabilitation robotics.

Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Oct 2026

What makes VIBRAINT distinct

  1. 01Combines brain-computer interface technology, AI, robotics, and virtual reality in a rehabilitation system.
  2. 02Designed to translate a patient’s intention to move into assisted movement of a paralyzed arm.
  3. 03Uses multisensory virtual scenarios to help patients engage with rehabilitation exercises.
  4. 04Focuses on people with motor impairment following stroke or spinal cord injury.
  5. 05Recognized as a 2021 Ideation Challenge Judges Prize winner and a 2024 Pitch-Off winner.

Technology & products

  • VIBRAINT RehUp

    A brain-controlled rehabilitation robot designed to help people with paralysis regain motor control using a non-invasive brain-computer interface, artificial intelligence, robotics, and virtual reality.

  • VIBRAINT RehUp brain-controlled rehabilitation robot
  • Non-invasive brain-computer interface for detecting movement intention
  • AI and robotics for assisted limb movement
  • Virtual reality and multisensory feedback for rehabilitation exercises

Recent updates2

  • Jan 1, 2024Award

    Pitch-Off Winner

  • Jan 1, 2021Award

    Ideation Challenge Judges Prize