ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd.’s “Angel Suit H10” Receives Medical Device Registration in Vietnam
Second Overseas Medical Device Registration Following Malaysia
Partnership Agreement Signed with Local Authorized Distributor
Robotic Rehabilitation Symposium to Be Held in Ho Chi Minh City on the 14th
[Edaily Reporter Shin Yeong-bin ] ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd.(455900)is entering the Vietnamese market with its “Angel Suit H10,” a wearable robot designed for gait training. Having completed its second overseas medical device registration—following Malaysia—the company plans to accelerate its expansion into the Southeast Asian rehabilitation market.
ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. announced on the 5th that it has completed the notification procedure for the Angel Suit H10 under Vietnam’s Class B medical device standards and secured an official registration number. ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd.’s wearable walking training robot, the “Angel Suit H10” (Photo: ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd.) This marks the second overseas medical device registration for the Angel Suit H10, following Malaysia. ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. previously completed the medical device registration process in Vietnam for its gait rehabilitation robot, the “Angelex M20,” in July of last year.
ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. explained that with this registration, the company has established a portfolio-based business model that allows it to offer multiple wearable rehabilitation robots to medical institutions in Vietnam. This means the company can now supply a combination of products tailored to each patient’s functional level and stage of training.
Vietnam is considered a major healthcare market in Southeast Asia where demand for rehabilitation medical devices and advanced rehabilitation solutions is growing amid an aging population and the modernization of medical infrastructure.
ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. has also finalized partnership agreements with local specialized distributors that possess experience supplying medical devices and established sales networks targeting major public and state-run hospitals and rehabilitation centers in Vietnam. Based on this, the company plans to gradually establish systems for device implementation at medical institutions, training for medical staff, maintenance, and after-sales service.
The AngelSuit H10 is a wearable robot for gait training that analyzes the user’s posture and movements in real time and assists hip joint movement according to preset assistive levels. It is used in rehabilitation centers under the supervision of trained medical professionals to support the motor functions of patients with gait disorders.
To advance its local commercialization efforts, ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. will host the “Vietnam Robotic Rehabilitation Symposium” in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on the 14th, in collaboration with its local partner. The event will present the results of local clinical studies on the Angelex M20, experiences with its application in medical settings, and the features and clinical potential of the Angel Suit H10.
Cho Nam-min, CEO of ANGEL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd., said “While the Angelex M20 laid the foundation for our entry into Vietnam’s medical wearable robot market, the registration of the Angel Suit H10 signifies that we have taken our product portfolio and market responsiveness to the next level within a single country,” he said. “We will establish a sustainable operational foundation in Vietnam and expand it to key ASEAN markets to build a global business model for K-robots.”
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