Assistive Technology Development, Inc. (ATDev), an Orange, CA-based developer of AI-enabled, high-performance rehabilitation and personal mobility solutions, raised $3m in Seed funding.
The round was led by Dobrzelecki Legacy Ventures, with participation from Uphonest Capital, The Life Science Angels, and other industry expert angels.
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The company intends to use the funds to commercialize its solutions.
Founded in 2020 and spun out of UC Berkeley by Todd Roberts and Owen Kent, ATDev is an assistive technology startup building an ecosystem of robotic personal mobility devices.
ATDev’s mobility ecosystem combines robotics, wearable technology, and telehealth to support independence at any level of physical ability. Its flagship device, Reflex, is a smart, at-home knee rehabilitation robot that brings high-quality physical therapy into the home environment.
Our story begins with our co-founder, Owen Kent, who has experienced firsthand the frustrations and limitations of traditional physical therapy. Those gaps inspired us to ask a simple question: what if recovery could be more consistent, more accessible, and more empowering?
That question led to the creation of the Reflex Robotic Rehabilitation Device, a smart, human-centered solution that brings high-quality therapy into the home. Reflex embodies our mission to make rehabilitation not only more effective, but also more personal, helping people regain independence with confidence.
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