HeroWear
HeroWear: Innovating wearable tech for fatigue reduction and physical strain relief in workers.
Founded
2018HeroWear: Innovating wearable tech for fatigue reduction and physical strain relief in workers.
HeroWear, founded in collaboration with the Center for Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology at Vanderbilt University, is a wearable technology company dedicated to reducing fatigue and physical strain on workers. Their core mission is to enhance worker safety and productivity through innovative assistive clothing solutions. HeroWear's flagship product, the Apex 2 Exosuit, is a lightweight back-assist exosuit designed to reduce muscle fatigue and strain, combining scientific rigor with a focus on comfort. The company targets industries with physically demanding roles, aiming to improve worker well-being and operational efficiency.
Notable affiliations include partnerships with leading research institutions like Vanderbilt University. HeroWear has garnered attention from investors interested in the intersection of technology and worker safety. Key achievements include the successful launch and adoption of the Apex 2 Exosuit, which has demonstrated significant reductions in muscle strain and fatigue in various case studies. Overall, HeroWear is making a substantial impact by evolving work environments and improving the quality of life for workers through advanced wearable technology.
Companies similar to HeroWear include Verve, Element Exo, Seismic and Lite Run.
HeroWear was founded in 2018.
HeroWear's headquarters is located in Nashville, TN, US.
HeroWear's most recent funding round was for $250k (USD) in May 2023.
As of May 23, 2023, HeroWear has disclosed funding of $1.8M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
HeroWear has 16 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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