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An instrument for locomotion research, placed with the laboratories whose published work becomes the evidence base.

The roadmap
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Powered exoskeletons have had a decade of clinical approvals and reimbursement codes, and the category still has not produced a venture outcome. We think the reason is that the industry built devices before it built evidence, and then had to buy the evidence itself.

Dovmant starts from the other end. We are placing a programmable, instrumented device with research laboratories, who design the studies, own the data and publish the findings. The asset that compounds is not unit sales — it is an independent body of published work and the dataset underneath it.

That evidence base is what makes a later clinical path credible, and it is the one thing in this category that cannot be bought.

We size it from the number of laboratories that could use an instrument like this and the instrumentation funding they draw on, and we show the working — with sources — in the deck rather than on this page. A market figure without a citation is a guess, and the people we want to talk to can tell.

Only confirmed facts go in this table. Conversations are not traction.

Nothing to report here yet, and we would rather say so than pad the page. What exists today is hardware, a specification in progress and the first laboratory conversations.

Stage, amount and use of funds are discussed in a conversation rather than published. Ask and we will tell you exactly where it stands.

Founders, and the hires the round pays for. Names and roles appear on the about page as each person agrees to be listed.

About the company

The deck is shared directly rather than left on an open link, so we know who is reading and can answer questions while they read.

Questions about the thesis, the roadmap or the round. We answer every message from an investor ourselves.

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