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Verve

Powered soft exosuit that eases lifting for workers

Raised to date

$12.8M

of $16.4M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$3.7M
Investors
36
Last filed
May 29, 2026

About

Verve Motion, incorporated as Verve, Inc., builds powered soft exosuits for industrial workers. Its SafeLift exosuit is worn like a backpack and takes roughly 40% of the strain off the wearer during each lift, aiming to reduce overexertion injuries and fatigue in physically demanding jobs. The product ships as an integrated system of wearable hardware, the Verve Logic software and analytics platform, and ongoing deployment support. The company was founded in 2020 out of Harvard's Wyss Institute wearable robotics program and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

A soft, lightweight powered exosuit that fits over normal clothing and can be put on in under 30 seconds, paired with a data platform that quantifies injury risk across a workforce, rather than a rigid exoskeleton.

Funding

  • EquityFiled May 29, 2026Form D
    $12.8M/ $16.4M

Product

SafeLift

Wearable robotics hardware

A powered soft exosuit worn like a backpack that assists workers during lifting and repetitive material handling, reducing the load on the lower back and hips.

  • Removes about 40% of the strain from each lift
  • Soft, lightweight design worn like a backpack, donned in under 30 seconds
  • Sizes from 5'0" to 6'6" with 8 points of adjustment

Built for

Enterprise operators of physically demanding frontline work - logistics and third-party logistics, warehousing and supply chain distribution, grocery and retail, package delivery, and manufacturing (customers named include Ryder Logistics and Safeway)

People on file