Trexo Plus

The Trexo Plus is a physiotherapist's newest companion.

We're helping deliver gait training to children with mobility impairments.

The Trexo Plus helps a wide range of conditions, including non-ambulatory children, walk with full foot-ground contact at every step.

Trexo Plus is comprised of wearable robotic legs that attach to a walker. The device is safe and mobile, allowing a child to experience over-ground walking independently. The unique ankle design provides the capability for the user to engage their muscles by pushing themselves forward. The control of the system is at your fingertips with the easy to use Trexo Plus tablet app.

With the Trexo Plus, everyone can be a hero!

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Benefits of using the Trexo Plus

Trexo Plus may be applicable for the following conditions

  • Cerebral Palsy
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Spinal Cord Injury
  • Copy of Hemi & Paraplegia
  • Muscular Dystrophy
  • Neuromuscular Conditions
  • Stroke
  • Rett Syndrome
  • Other conditions which impair lower body mobility

Benefits of Trexo Plus

Physical Therapists

Deliver supported gait therapy

Change gait pattern during session as needed

Engage your pediatric patients in a fun way

Track progress of patient effectively

Healthcare Provider

Provide advanced care 

Enhance gait training programs

Empower PTs to use data

Reduce strain on PTs

Parents and children

Empower your child to walk

Encourage independence and exploration of the environment through walking

Access performance data

Promote physical activity to your child

“I can be like Iron Man, and not be in this wheelchair all the time.” Yasin, Age 12

Trexo's Clinical Collaborators

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Supporting Literature behind the Trexo Plus

  • Evaluation of the effectiveness of robotic gait training and gait-focused physical therapy programs for children and youth with cerebral palsy: a mixed methods RCT

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  • Combined robotic-aided gait training and physical therapy improve functional abilities and hip kinematics during gait in children and adolescents with acquired brain injury

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  • Robot-assisted gait training might be beneficial for more severely affected children with cerebral palsy

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  • Prospective controlled cohort study to evaluate changes of function, activity and participation in patients with bilateral spastic cerebral palsy after Robot-enhanced repetitive treadmill therapy

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  • Improvement of walking abilities after robotic- assisted locomotion training in children with cerebral palsy

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