Axel Vignon

We're hiring worldwide! https://wandercraft.welcomekit.co/ At Wandercraft, we believe movement is freedom. Since 2012, our mission has been simple but bold: restore mobility where it’s been lost, and expand what’s possible with robotics that move like people do. We see robotics as the ultimate partners—machines that can do what humans cannot, or should not, do. That means giving back the ability to walk to someone with a spinal cord injury, or stepping in on a factory floor where work is too heavy, repetitive, or hazardous. We pioneered the world’s first self-balancing exoskeleton—technology that doesn’t rely on crutches or walkers, but lets people stand and walk freely. Today, our work goes beyond healthcare. From rehabilitation centers to factory floors, and soon into homes and communities, we’re shaping a future where humans and robots move forward together. Our technology, powered by physical AI and 30+ patents, is life-tested in the most demanding environments: real people, real steps, real work. Meet our devices: Atalante X – A self-balancing exoskeleton enabling hundreds of patients with mobility disabilities to take over 1 million steps per month in 100+ leading hospitals and research centers worldwide. It is designed to promote upright posture, cardiovascular health, neuroplasticity, and—most importantly—upright independence. Eve – The world’s first self-balancing exoskeleton for personal use. Designed for daily life, Eve enables individuals with severe mobility impairments to walk hands-free at home and outdoors. Currently in U.S. clinical trials, Eve is expected to launch in 2026. Calvin-40 – Our first industrial humanoid robot. Autonomous and voice-operated, Calvin-40 is built to take on physically demanding or hazardous tasks in non-ergonomic environments. Based on the same platform as our exoskeletons, Calvin is already hard at work with Renault Group and more.