Participated · Seed · Jul 2021

ComeBack Mobility builds smart sensors that attach to crutches to support rehabilitation following diseases and injuries of the lower extremities. The product is designed to provide assistive technology during physical recovery and to improve outcomes for patients using crutches. The team is based in Dnipro and was one of nine projects that pitched at the Ukrainian Startup Fund’s 32nd Pitch Day. As part of that pitch, ComeBack Mobility was selected for seed‑stage support and awarded a $50,000 grant. The company’s current disclosed financing comes from this grant; no revenue, user, or prior‑round metrics were provided in the article. The article does not specify detailed future product roadmaps or commercialization timelines. ComeBack Mobility develops "Smart Crutch Tip" orthopedic devices that pair with a smartphone app shared between patients and doctors. The technology enables electronic communication and provides an overview of a patient’s walking recovery progress, including monitoring how the patient loads the injured leg. Patients receive rehabilitation programs set by their doctors through the app, which helps them stay consistent with exercises and adhere to prescribed load limits. Medical professionals access a web and/or mobile app containing data on all their patients, allowing remote monitoring, addressing concerns, and adapting programs as needed. The company is led by CEO Ilya Popov and operates out of Ukraine with additional offices in Jackson, WY. In August 2021 it raised $1M in seed funding.