Trexo Robotics

Trexo Robotics Disability shouldn’t define your child’s capability. Robotic legs get your kiddo walking

Trexo was invented by two passionate robotics engineers who want to help children with disabilities walk. This is a deeply personal cause for us, Trexo's CEO has a nephew with cerebral palsy and he dreamed of this device so his nephew could get regular walking and stay healthy. Today, Trexo Home helps children with a wide range of conditions walk daily, right at home. Additionally, the Trexo Plus designed for clinical use is available to help enhance pediatric physical therapy services by providing robot assisted gait training. Contact us today, we would love to see how we can help get your little one on their feet!

10/24/2025

Sunshine, shades, and smiles – this is how we roll! 🌞

Nothing beats a beautiful day for a walk on the trail.

Look at that happy face taking on the path ahead!

10/20/2025

THIS ENERGY!! 🙌 When walking becomes possible, the whole room ERUPTS!

Turn your sound ON for the pure joy in this room right now 🔊❤️

Walking impacts far more than just mobility. Neuroscientist  highlights the many benefits it brings.
09/26/2025

Walking impacts far more than just mobility. Neuroscientist highlights the many benefits it brings.

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09/15/2025

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Disabled stories are finally getting their moment. ’s Love on the Spectrum earned five Emmy nominations this year, the most of any unstructured reality show. And ’s Deaf President Now! followed close behind with two historic nods.

This isn’t just a win for the shows, it’s a win for disability everywhere.

Have you watched any of these shows? What are your thoughts?

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09/14/2025

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Kids notice differences. They might ask questions, stare, or feel unsure about how to connect. These moments aren’t something to avoid — they’re opportunities to teach kindness, respect, and empathy.

Here are 5 ways to help kids understand disabilities:

1️⃣ Explain what disabilities are
2️⃣ Emphasize what we have in common
3️⃣ Explain that we all learn & communicate differently
4️⃣ Talk about feelings
5️⃣ Lead by example

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Share this post with another parent in your network to spread awareness and start meaningful conversations.

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09/02/2025

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Stacey Park Milbern has made history.

On August 11, 2025, the U.S. Mint released a new coin honoring her legacy as part of the American Women Quarters Program.

She is the first woman in a wheelchair ever depicted on U.S. currency and the first Korean American to be featured. The coin shows her chair clearly, alongside the words “Disability Justice.”

Milbern, who passed away in 2020 at just 33, was a fierce activist and co-founder of the disability justice movement, fighting for healthcare access, representation, and dignity for people too often erased from the narrative.

By choosing to show her wheelchair not erase it the U.S. Mint has sent a powerful message: visibility matters. Representation matters. Stacey’s legacy is now not only written in history but carried in the hands of millions.

This is what justice looks like when it is remembered.

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