Wandercraft, a leader in self-balancing robotic mobility systems, secures $75M in Series D funding.
Major contributors to the funding round include Renault Group, PSIM fund managed by Bpifrance, Teampact Ventures, and Quadrant Management.
Wandercraft is known for creating the world's first self-balancing walking exoskeleton, Atalante X, used in over 100 rehabilitation centers globally.
The funding will drive development in three key areas: introducing Eve personal exoskeleton, expanding Atalante X adoption, and developing Calvin-40 for industrial applications.
Renault Group now holds a minority stake in Wandercraft, aiding in scaling up exoskeleton production and supporting the development of humanoid robots.
Renault Group is also Wandercraft's first commercial partner for Calvin-40, a humanoid robot developed in just 40 days using NVIDIA Isaac technologies.
Recent milestones include FDA clearances for Atalante X, deployment in 100+ hospitals globally, launching clinical trials for Eve personal exoskeleton, enabling 2,500 individuals to take over 14 million steps, and winning a 2025 SXSW Innovation Award.
Wandercraft's CEO, Matthieu Masselin, highlights the company's global expansion, clinical trials, upcoming Eve commercialization, and partnership with Renault Group.