Due to population changes, shortage of professional ther-apists, and the increasing scientific and technical poten-tial, many research groups have proposed devices with the potential to facilitate the rehabilitation process. Many devices for upper limb rehabilitation have already been proposed. A vast majority of these proposed devices are technically advanced and are designed for clinical set-tings. However, there is still significant need to improve efficiency and reduce cost of home-based devices for ther-apy and ADLs assistance. The effectiveness of robotic over conventional therapy is arguable and the best ther-apystrategyisstill notclear.Thesituationmaychange soon, because more and more devices are being commer-cialized andmore scientific results will be available. It may encourage next groups to propose their own solutions.Developing new devices and improving those already in the market will be easier, when taking advantage from the already existing solutions. We hope that this survey will help to navigate between those solutions and select best of them, thus facilitating development of new and better sys-tems for robotic upper limb rehabilitation. We also hope that it will be a valuable source of information for all the professionals looking for a comprehensive reference.