A Step Ahead With Trexo Plus Robotic Legs

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Written By Arsheen Kaur

Four‑year old Lily Maracle, born with cerebral palsy, is taking meaningful steps toward independent mobility with Trexo Plus robotic legs. Trexo Robotics’ innovative technology is opening new possibilities for children with mobility challenges, offering them greater independence and confidence. Through our Life Sciences Critical Technologies and Commercialization (LSCTC) Centre of Excellence and EAHN® programs, OBIO® is proud to have supported Trexo Robotics in bringing this remarkable innovative technology to Hamilton Health Sciences’ McMaster Children’s Hospital.

During a recent visit to Hamilton Health Sciences, Bibaswan Ghoshal, Senior Director, Technology Adoption and Yuvenne Deng, Senior Associate, Technology Adoption at OBIO®, witnessed the meaningful impact of this innovation on Lily’s life.

Trexo Robotics is an alumnus of our EAHN® program and Life Sciences Critical Technologies & Commercialization (LSCTC) Centre of Excellence.

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