Vivax BR

Vivax BR operates at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics, therapeutic software, and augmented reality. Its described offering combines a physical upper-limb rehabilitation robot, ARM, with ART, a software platform that uses augmented-reality games for motor and neurological rehabilitation. The company also highlights motion sensing and quantitative and qualitative information for therapists, distinguishing its approach from a product description centered on equipment alone. Its stated use cases include recovery after stroke and therapy for upper-limb movement or neurological impairment. The available company information categorizes Vivax in robotics, augmented reality, and virtual reality, while its broader profile spans medical devices and digital health. As a result, its competitive position is best described by its integrated combination of rehabilitation hardware, interactive therapy software, and clinician-oriented movement data—not by an unsupported claim of category leadership. Its private status and undisclosed financing also limit assessment of its scale relative to competitors.

Vivax BR was founded in 2011 and is described as an active, privately held company developing robotic and digital rehabilitation solutions. Its product scope encompasses ARM, a robot for upper-limb rehabilitation, and ART, an augmented-reality therapy platform, alongside a motion sensor intended to capture coordination data. This combination indicates development across hardware and software rather than a single-device focus. The company’s leadership listings identify Antonio M. Makiyama as Founder and CEO from January 2012 and Tomas Makiyama as Founder and Clinical Director from September 2010, reflecting long-standing founder involvement in business and clinical roles. No funding rounds, funding totals, valuation, or dated product launches are established, so financing cannot be identified as a growth inflection point. The available evidence supports a product-led rehabilitation technology profile, but does not establish recent commercial expansion, hiring momentum, or revenue growth.