Trexo Home — because walking is a human right
The Trexo robotic exoskeleton, purpose-built for use at home. Designed so families can support their child's walking as part of daily life.

Walking, every day
Trexo powers each step so they remain engaged in the gait cycle at home.
Sized for your child
Four configurable sizes grow with your child, with full European clinical fitting support.
Simple to operate
A controller designed for parents, with safety controls built in.
A range of features
Built for children who aren't getting in the steps they need.

A custom gait for each child, that adapts over time
Your child changes as they grow and progress. Trexo Home is easily adjusted to suit them: gait pattern, cadence, weight-bearing, level of support, and two modes (endurance and strength). Your European support representative is with you through every growth spurt to keep sessions comfortable as your child grows.
- Gait pattern
- Speed of steps (cadence)
- Amount of weight bearing
- Level of support provided
- Endurance and strength modes

Real data to celebrate the small and big wins
Trexo Home is tablet operated, giving you easy access to live session data so you can monitor your child's walking, and look back over their walking history.
- Number of steps taken
- Child-initiated steps
- Time spent walking
- Walking speed

Battery powered, use it whenever, wherever
Trexo Home is a robotic brace you can use both indoors and outdoors. An optional treadmill accessory gives you the flexibility to use the device in a smaller space when you need to.
How it works
Your child is not one-size-fits-all. Neither is the Trexo.
Every Trexo Home is made-to-fit. Three simple steps take you from reservation to your child's first walk at home, with our European clinical team alongside you the whole way.
Reserve
Every Trexo Home is made once a family has reserved. We size and accessorise the device specifically for where your child is in their journey.
Assessment
We collect your child's measurements and confirm they're a candidate for Trexo Home. A device is then fitted so they can use it comfortably.
Start walking
You'll receive instructions on how to assemble and use your Trexo. A member of our European team joins you on a video call to make sure it's just right.
See it in action
Trexo: how it works
A walkthrough of how Trexo works: how it's adjusted for each child, how supports can be added or removed as they progress, and how the device grows with your child over time.
Common questions
Questions families ask us
Who is Trexo Home for?
Trexo Home is made for children who need support to take steps. Whether it suits your child is confirmed individually: our European clinical team reviews your child's measurements and situation during the assessment step before any purchase.
Do we need clinical experience to use it at home?
No. Trexo Home is operated by parents with a controller designed for everyday use and safety controls built in. A member of our European team joins you on a video call for setup and stays available as your child grows.
How do we know it will fit our child?
Every Trexo Home is made-to-fit. We collect your child's measurements during assessment, build the device to match, and four configurable sizes mean it keeps adjusting as your child grows.
Can we use it outside the house?
Yes. Trexo Home is battery powered and works indoors and outdoors. An optional treadmill accessory lets you use it in a smaller space when you need to.
What happens after we reserve?
A refundable deposit holds your sizing and delivery slot. We then run the assessment, build your child's device, deliver it, and walk you through assembly and first use on a video call.
Is Trexo Home CE marked?
Yes, Trexo Home is CE marked for the EU.
Reserve your Trexo Home
A refundable reservation holds your sizing and delivery slot. Our European clinical team confirms fit before purchase.
Reserve nowIndication 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.