Bioliberty

Bioliberty is an Edinburgh medical-technology company developing wearable robotic systems for rehabilitation. It was founded through engineering work linked to the University of Edinburgh and trades as Bioliberty Ltd (SC663888). The business is working on devices intended to support people recovering movement following illness or injury.

Its Lifeglov uses soft-robotic technology to assist hand movement during rehabilitation. The associated Lifehub software is designed to support therapy sessions and record information about exercises and progress. The technology is being developed for clinical and rehabilitation applications, including support for people affected by stroke.

Bioliberty has raised funding for product development and international commercial work. Its Scottish engineering activity remains an important part of the business. As the product moves through clinical and commercial stages, specific regulatory authorisations and treatment outcomes should be checked against the latest company and regulator information.