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April is HIE Awareness Month. As the month draws to a close, I wanted to share a few thoughts. Many of the kiddos that use Trexo have an HIE injury. First and foremost, to those kiddos and their families: We see the smiles and the effort the kids make, we see the...
“Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore” Fans of The Wizard of Oz will recognize this famous line from Dorothy as she observes Oz for the first time. My sentiments exactly Dorothy! I am not quite sure what I was expecting when I first entered the Trexo office -...
Physiotherapy is a common form of treatment and management for cerebral palsy rehabilitation. But what if you could have it at your fingertips at anytime that was convenient for you and your kiddo? Enter Trexo Home, the solution to help your kiddo practice daily...
When we first started working on a solution to help children learn to walk, we considered existing state-of-the-art assisive technologies in the field. In looking at emerging technologies such as exoskeletons, we were surprised to see that while there were a growing...
We’re learning directly from our end-users about what matters to them in the design of assistive technology. A glimpse into the experience of our users Ben is sitting on the Rifton gait trainer seat asking us questions about how the robot works. Around him is our...
We started working on building an assistive device for children with disabilities because Manmeet (CEO of Trexo Robotics) learned that his nephew was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and would not be able to walk (see Trexo Robotics’ story). We later learned that walking...