Now available across Europe, Trexo brings active over-ground ambulation to children with gait impairments through wearable robotics.
Steps walked with Trexo: 165,568,512
For everyday life at home
Purpose-built for families to support active ambulation as part of daily home life.
For clinical environments
The clinical standard for inpatient and outpatient pediatric ambulation programmes.
Trexo is an actively powered over-ground exoskeleton that detects and responds to the child's own effort. The joint lights provide real-time feedback on intent and gait phase, so every step is an intentional one.
Status rings on each hip and knee joint glow in real time, showing how actively the wearer is initiating every step. Hover or tap a color to see what it means.
Trexo is configured to each child's ability and goals. From children who can already initiate steps, to those who need full support, the same robotic platform adjusts mode, accessories and assistance so every child can experience upright, active ambulation.
For children who can already initiate steps. Trexo amplifies their effort to build active walking, strength and endurance.
For children who need significant help to walk. Trexo unlocks more active steps in one session than they typically take in a day.
For children who cannot bear weight or step on their own. Trexo carries the work of walking while they stay upright and engage their muscles.
Trexo has been used to support over-ground ambulation in children with a range of conditions affecting gait.
Indication of use: The Trexo is a powered ambulatory device intended to support walking among individuals with disabilities and weakness. The device is intended to be used in a home or clinic setting, to assist in a user's mobility, in general wheelchair accessible areas.
Trexo's use in pediatric ambulation is documented across peer-reviewed studies, prospective cohorts and conference proceedings.