Zunosaki
Improving the Quality of Life of Disabled People
Abstract
Zunosaki Limited, established in 2015, is a Hong Kong based robotic technology venture founded on a mission to tackle the problem of health care accessibility and improve the quality of life of the disabled. The start-up empowers community health care service providers with affordable solutions by designing and developing affordable robotic products for physical rehabilitation. The venture was previously incubated by the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks (HKSTP). It is currently funded by private investors and the Hong Kong Government’s Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Fund (SIE Fund). In 2018, their flagship product “HandyGalove,” a wearable robotic glove designed for hand function rehabilitation after stroke, was launched under the brand “HandyRehab.”
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