Reimagining Mobility Solutions for Children With Trexo Robotics
- Trexo Home and Trexo Plus are the two main products offered by Trexo Robotics, each made specifically for gait training and assistance of children with disabilities.
- The company stresses cost efficiency and user-friendliness in its robotic gait-training devices to make them affordable for families.
- Trexo Robotics was founded from personal experience involving cerebral palsy and a desire to support children with disabilities.
In assistive technology, traditional mobility aids for children with disabilities were often limited in some way or another, offering static support that was not suitable for various conditions.
This is where Trexo Robotics steps in. The company’s mission is to create advanced robotic gait-training devices capable of helping children improve their overall well-being and gain greater freedom of movement.
The Reason Behind Creating Trexo Robotics
Trexo Robotics was created in 2016 by Manmeet Maggu and Rahul Udasi, who both wanted to help children with disabilities.
Maggu began his journey when he discovered that his nephew had cerebral palsy disorder.
Feeling frustrated about the lack of effective technological interventions, he joined hands with Udasi to establish Trexo Robotics.
Their idea was plain but deep: affordability home-friendly devices that could enable over-the-ground walking among children.
Mobility Solutions for Children With Trexo Robotics
Trexo Robotics offers two primary products designed to cater to different needs: Trexo Home and Trexo Plus.
Trexo Home
Trexo Home is tailored for individual use at home, providing children with the opportunity to practice walking and build strength in a familiar environment.
The package includes basic training on the system, ongoing video technical support, and a 14-day refund guarantee, ensuring that families have the support they need.
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Trexo Plus
Trexo Plus is designed for clinical settings, aiding physical therapists in providing gait-training services.
This model comes with comprehensive PT training, a full range of accessories, and a 30-day refund guarantee, making it a valuable tool for hospitals and clinics.
Accessibility and User-Centred Design
Trexo Robotics aims to make its technology available to all children who may benefit from it.
The company determines whether a child is an appropriate candidate for the Trexo Brace through comprehensive assessments. Preliminary quizzes also assist parents in deciding whether the device might be appropriate for their child.
Trexo Robotics is a source of hope for families searching for effective mobility solutions.
It seeks to create healthier communities one step at a time by focusing on user-centred designs and price affordability.
By focusing on user-centric design and affordability, Trexo aims to build healthier and happier communities, one step at a time.
Edited by Annette George
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