Founded in Christchurch in 1971 as a maker of industrial electronic controls, Allient New Zealand now designs and manufactures electronic control systems for power wheelchairs, mobility scooters and other assistive equipment. Its Christchurch headquarters remains the centre of research and development, while the company operates as part of the global Allient group and supports customers through offices across New Zealand, Asia, Europe and North America. Allient New Zealand operates within an ISO 13485-certified quality system and also adapts its compact, programmable controls for medical and light-industrial applications.
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AuComBorn in Christchurch in 1978, AuCom grew from a garage-built audio company into a New Zealand-founded manufacturer known for pioneering motor control. Today, it develops tailored systems for industrial customers worldwide, with operations serving more than 150 countries and manufacturing in New Zealand, Germany, and North America.PITTSBURGH, PA
ZiiROBOT MobilityFounded in 2017 by Ohio State University professor Yuan F. Zheng, inventor of the first computer-controlled biped walking robot in the United States, ZiiROBOT Mobility turns robotics research into lightweight mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs and smart robotic furniture. Its OSU Robotics Lab team uses AI-driven controls and a patented modular framework to build mobility products aimed at travel, independence and indoor living. The company also keeps its engineering roots close to customers through direct technical support and repair service.COLUMBUS, OH
Sunrise MedicalSunrise Medical designs, manufactures, and distributes mobility equipment, with a particular focus on manual and power wheelchairs plus seating and positioning systems for adults and children. Headquartered in Malsch, Germany, with North American headquarters in Fresno, the company makes products in six countries and sells through dealers and distributors in more than 130 countries. Its Education in Motion program also gives clinicians practical resources for complex rehabilitation technology.BALTIMORE, MD
Tzora Active Systems LtdFounded in 1995, Israel-based Tzora Active Systems manufactures medical rehabilitation devices and lightweight mobility scooters built to fold or divide for easier transport. Its flagship Active Passive Trainer supports controlled active and passive limb training and is backed by more than 100 clinical studies, while the company’s Easy Travel scooters are sold in more than 30 countries. Tzora also holds ISO 13485, ISO 9001, CE and FDA-related approvals documented for its products.