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Medical & Dental

David Reinkensmeyer

ArmeoSpring arm-rehabilitation exoskeleton

United StatesEvidence: high confidenceChecked July 2026

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Who is David Reinkensmeyer?

David Reinkensmeyer is an inventor associated with United States. Their documented work in medical & dental includes ArmeoSpring arm-rehabilitation exoskeleton, the contribution at the center of this evidence-backed profile.

This record is limited to Robotic rehabilitation devices. It is retained only as a physical technology/process rather than a field-only biography.

Known forArmeoSpring arm-rehabilitation exoskeleton
FieldMedical & Dental
Associated withUnited States
Evidence reviewed3 sources
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What did David Reinkensmeyer invent?

NAI 2023 Fellow; product boundary independently constrained for this physical-technology screen.

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What did David Reinkensmeyer accomplish?

UCI states that Reinkensmeyer’s T-WREX was licensed to Hocoma and developed into ArmeoSpring, used in about 1,500 rehabilitation facilities worldwide; the same source documents the commercial MusicGlove spinout.

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What is known about David Reinkensmeyer today?

The official 2023 NAI Fellows Book, published May 2024, names David Reinkensmeyer as a Fellow; NAI rules state that deceased nominees are ineligible. The linked institutional profile is preserved for current identity verification.