Trexo Robotics

Trexo designs exoskeletons for children with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, and other disabilities that can be used for rehabilitation, therapy, and mobility. Trexo partners with clinics that implement traditional physiotherapy to use our device to provide the same care at a lower cost.  

Trexo Robotics is a business in university startup ecosystem based in Toronto, ON, Canada, founded in 2016.

Profile

Trexo Robotics is building exoskeletons to help people walk, starting with children. Our product allows children with disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, to walk, in many cases for the first time in their lives. Trexo was started when Manmeet found that his nephew was born with Cerebral Palsy and would never be able to walk. Trexo is selling commercially, with a vision is to replace the wheelchair, for children, adults, and the elderly.

Its activity falls under university startup ecosystem; the profile below is assembled from public directory data.

The company is recorded as being based in Toronto, ON, Canada.

Directory data places it at the Winter 2019 stage.

The company reports a headcount in the 30 range.

It has disclosed roughly $1.1M in funding.

Website: trexorobotics.com