Best Assistive Tech Companies in Netherlands
The 48 best Assistive Tech companies in Netherlands in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Lifesense Group.
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Ranked: Best Assistive Tech companies in Netherlands
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lifesense Group Smart wearable solutions for pelvic floor muscle training | $5M | 106 mo ago | Seed | Julia Veldhuijzen Van Zanten Co Founder / CMO | 2015 | WordPressVisual ComposerwpBakery+18 | 13 patents Incontinence monitoring and absorbent medical textiles with integrated self-powered sensor electronics | — |
| 2 | STIL Developer of a wearable device for tremor suppression | $5M | 43 mo ago | Seed | IJsbrand Lange Founder & CEO | 2016 | — | 8 patents Orthopedic wearable braces for body support and injury rehabilitation | — |
| 3 | Envision Provider of AI-enabled mobile application for visually impaired | $2M | 62 mo ago | Seed | Karthik Mahadevan Co-Founder | 2017 | Cart FunctionalityShopifyEasyGift+22 | — | — |
| 4 | Kepler Vision Technologies Developer of AI software for fall detection and prevention in healthcare | $2M | 28 mo ago | Seed | Harro Stokman Founder & CEO | 2018 | WordPress Block EditorThemify BuilderWordPress+23 | 65 patents Patents concentrated in computing, sensing & instrumentation | 1 launch |
| 5 | Scoozy Electric mobility-aid for differently-abled | $1M | 34 mo ago | Seed | — | 2016 | OdooPostgreSQLFirebase+15 | 10 patents Advanced mobility scooter designs with front-wheel suspension and elevated steering ergonomics | — |
| 6 | Pal Online service providers tool for elderly | $438K | 34 mo ago | Seed | Azi Doost Co-founder and COO | 2022 | — | 26 patents VTOL and roadable aircraft systems, covering propulsion, rotor blades, control and hydraulic components | 1 launch |
| 7 | Phosphoenix Digital tool for assisting blind people | $249K | 46 mo ago | Seed | Xing Chen Co-Founder | 2019 | — | 3 patents High‑density neural electrode arrays for thalamic visual prosthesis and brain‑machine interfacing | — |
| 8 | Focal Meditech Develops a personal assistive robot arm for performing daily activities | $175K | 138 mo ago | Funding Raised | Paul Groenland Founder | 1992 | WordPressMySQLPHP+22 | 21 patents Robotic arm exoskeletons for forearm/hand assistance and static head support | — |
Top 11 Assistive Tech companies in Netherlands
#1
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2018 · 22 employees$1.6Mraised▾
Developer of AI software for fall detection and prevention in healthcare. The software recognizes unsafe situations in real time and alerts caregivers. It facilitates local and anonymous data processing, ensuring privacy and improving care efficiency. The software applications are used by healthcare organizations. The software detects unsafe situations and provides alerts when needed.
- Apr 2024Seed$1.6M
#2
Seed · Delft, South Holland · founded 2016 · 6 employees$1.3Mraised▾
Scoozy is a Dutch startup focused on developing mobility solutions for differently-abled and people who face difficulty in walking. The company's all-terrain solution has a speed of 15 km/h and a range of 40-80 km. The vehicle is powered by Li-ion battery. The vehicle is equipped with sensors on all sides which help in automated braking. The system is driven using a joystick and a display informs the user of the range remaining during the journey. The company is a part of the Yes!Delft incubator.
- Sep 2023Seed$1.6M
- May 2019Seed$1.3M
#3
Seed · Delft, South Holland · founded 2016$5Mraised▾
STIL is developing a wearable device for suppressing tremors in patients with Parkinson's disease and essential tremors. The anti-tremor brace is worn around the wrist that helps provide patients with a steady hand to suppress involuntary shakes or tremors. Some of the partners are atHealth, Rabobank, and Reiner de Graaf.
- Jan 2023Grant (prize money)$5M
- Nov 2017Seed—
#4
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2022 · 8 employees$437.5Kraised▾
Online service providers tool for elderly. The company has developed a platform that enables elders to take services for caregiving, palliative care, advanced illnesses, and more.
- Sep 2023Seed$320.6K
- Dec 2022Seed$117K
#5
Seed · Delft, South Holland · founded 2017 · 26 employees$2.1Mraised▾
Envision is an AI-enabled mobile application for visually impaired individuals. The application uses the mobile phone's camera to read texts, handwritten texts and printed documents in many languages and can scan barcodes, detect colours and describe scenes as the user points the camera towards the desired. Its software platform can also be used by organizations and infrastructure providers to make their systems and spaces more accessible and inclusive by the visually impaired.
- May 2021Seed$1.8M
- Jul 2019Grant (prize money)$56.4K
- Mar 2019Seed$283.6K
#6
Seed · Delft, South Holland · founded 2019 · 5 employees$248.9Kraised▾
Digital tool for assisting blind people. The company has developed tools for restoring vision in blind individuals. It has features that enable users to recognize objects, navigate things independently, and more.
- Sep 2022Seed—
- Sep 2020Grant (prize money)$248.9K
#7
Seed · Eindhoven, North Brabant · founded 2015 · 25 employees$5Mraised▾
Lifesense Group is the developer of smart wearable solutions for pelvic floor muscle training. The company's first product, Carin, a smart underwear wearable for checking urine loss in women. Carin is consists of a health tracker, exercise app, and protective underwear. The wearable has a sensor that allows users to know which activities cause trickling and tracks progress. The company provides a connected app which displays the results and also guides the user with core exercises for pelvic floor training.
- Sep 2017Angel$3.6M
#8
Funding Raised · Tilburg, North Brabant · founded 1992 · 26 employees$175.2Kraised▾
Focal Meditech has developed a robotic arm which provides arm support to the disabled. It is intended to be used as a robotic exoskeleton. It is supported by the wheelchair of the user, which also provides the energy needed to operate the same. The arm can be used for performing activities of daily living such as eating, drinking, facial care, among others.
- Feb 2015Grant (prize money)$175.2K
#9
Funding Raised · Almere, Flevoland · founded 1988—raised▾
Smart devices for monitoring solutions for elderly people
#10
Series A · Arnhem, Gelderland · founded 2003—raised▾
Varibel offers smart glasses as hearing aids. The glasses are fitted with microphone array technology along with wireless and bluetooth connectivity. The glasses deliver the sound directly to the ear. The product comes with a companion app which can be used to control hearing settings . In addition, users can stream music from their smartphone and internet including Youtube, spotify, facebook among others. Users can answer phone calls as well using the glasses.
- May 2013Series A—
#11
Deadpooled · Arnhem, Gelderland · founded 2003 · 5 employees—raised▾
Developer of wireless hearing glasses. The company's glasses help to see and hear at the same time, enabling users to overcome the discomfort of using multiple devices and to optimize understanding in noisy situations and environments.
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