Adaptive neurorehabilitation · Neurostimulation
Empowering human movement.
Haptika builds non-invasive, wearable electrostimulation that speaks directly to the nervous system — making rehabilitation personalized and within reach.
Pulse 38 HzAmplitude 62%Biphasic · charge-balanced
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The problem
One in three people worldwide lives with a neurological condition.
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Stroke survivors worldwide — around 70% live with limb weakness or paralysis.
Source: World Stroke Organization
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People living with a spinal cord injury and impaired movement.
Source: WHO / Global Burden of Disease Study
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Affected by neuromuscular disease and progressive loss of function.
Source: Global NMD prevalence estimates, Brain (Oxford Academic)
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Living with limb loss — most upper-limb users lack real control and feeling.
Source: Lao et al., 2020, global amputation prevalence
Why recovery stalls
Today's rehabilitation wasn't built to keep up with the nervous system.
Conventional electrostimulation is bulky, passive and tied to the clinic. Real recovery needs something adaptive that travels with the patient.
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High dependency on the clinician
Therapy stalls the moment a specialist isn't in the room.
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No continuity outside the clinic
Recovery breaks down between sessions — where life actually happens.
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Limited personalization
One-size protocols ignore how differently each body responds.
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No sensory integration
Rarely synced with movement, missing the feedback loop neuroplasticity needs.
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Low efficiency & scalability
Equipment is bulky, costly and hard to scale.
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Barriers to adoption
Complex hardware keeps powerful therapy out of everyday reach.
The technology
Intelligent electrostimulation that talks to the nervous system.
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Functional electrical stimulation
Speaks the body's own signal language to support rehabilitation.
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Synced to real movement
Built to integrate naturally into the patient's rehabilitation routine.
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Designed for a better gait recovery
One modular, wearable core adapts across rehabilitation needs.
Smart control
Therapy that adapts in your hand.
An intuitive companion app turns complex stimulation into a few clear controls — start a session, set intensity, follow progress.
- One-tap session control and live status
- Personalized intensity and patient profiles
- Progress history that travels with the patient
Co-created with patients and clinicians, tested from the very first prototype.
Human-centered from day one
Traction
Already moving validated, awarded, building.
Awards & recognition
Industrial Tech
2024
Programa Primer
2024
ESADE EEsummit
2025
Impuls UPC
2025
James Dyson Award
2025
Top 5 Best BNEW Start-ups Health
2025
Santander X Nacional
2025
Enginyers BCN — Millor TFG
2025
Premis Creatic Tecnocampus
2025
Fundació Mashumano — categoria Bankinter
2025
Falling Walls Lab Barcelona — 3r place
2026
In the news
El dispositiu wearable que retorna el control i el tacte a persones amb amputació de braç
La Vanguardia
Haptika — proyecto ganador nacional, James Dyson Award 2025
James Dyson Award
Sistema háptico wearable devuelve el sentido del tacto a usuarios de prótesis
Dispositivos Médicos
Alumnos de la UPC crean un dispositivo que devuelve el tacto en prótesis
El Periódico
Haptika guanya el primer premi als Santander X Spain Awards 2025
UPC School
Dos jóvenes crean un dispositivo que devuelve la percepción táctil a los usuarios de prótesis de mano
OKDIARIO
Estudiants de la UPC guanyen el Santander X Spain Award amb Haptika, un braçalet que retorna el tacte a les pròtesis
La Vanguardia
Descubre Haptika: innovador guante y brazalete háptico que mejora la sensación del tacto en prótesis
Zonamovilidad
Jordi Puig, cofundador de la spin-off UPC Haptika Technologies, finalista al Falling Walls Lab Barcelona
UPC R+D+I
El guante de cuatro jóvenes españoles que cambia la vida a los usuarios de prótesis
El Español — Omicrono
Haptika: tecnología para devolver la sensibilidad a personas amputadas
RTVE Play
El dispositiu wearable que retorna el control i el tacte a persones amb amputació de braç
La Vanguardia
Haptika — proyecto ganador nacional, James Dyson Award 2025
James Dyson Award
Sistema háptico wearable devuelve el sentido del tacto a usuarios de prótesis
Dispositivos Médicos
Alumnos de la UPC crean un dispositivo que devuelve el tacto en prótesis
El Periódico
Haptika guanya el primer premi als Santander X Spain Awards 2025
UPC School
Dos jóvenes crean un dispositivo que devuelve la percepción táctil a los usuarios de prótesis de mano
OKDIARIO
Estudiants de la UPC guanyen el Santander X Spain Award amb Haptika, un braçalet que retorna el tacte a les pròtesis
La Vanguardia
Descubre Haptika: innovador guante y brazalete háptico que mejora la sensación del tacto en prótesis
Zonamovilidad
Jordi Puig, cofundador de la spin-off UPC Haptika Technologies, finalista al Falling Walls Lab Barcelona
UPC R+D+I
El guante de cuatro jóvenes españoles que cambia la vida a los usuarios de prótesis
El Español — Omicrono
Haptika: tecnología para devolver la sensibilidad a personas amputadas
RTVE Play
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