Huddle is where a lot of our early conversations happened, so returning in 2025 felt like a checkpoint. We showed Unik Exo, sat with rehabilitation specialists, and talked honestly about donning time, therapist control and what “clinic ready” actually means. The most useful sessions were not on stage. They were the hallway conversations with people who run gait labs, the ones who asked how long it takes to switch patients, how we log compensatory movement, and whether a therapist can operate the system without an engineer in the room. We came back with a shorter demo protocol, a clearer clinical pitch, and two new centre conversations that are now in follow-up.