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!

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07/26/2025

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Pearson says they have new charging stations for electric wheelchairs & mobility devices are now available in Terminals 1 & 3 ♿️⚡️✈️

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07/25/2025

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I love this so much ❤️

A Texas father named Gordon Hartman sold his successful homebuilding business to pursue a deeply personal mission inspired by his daughter, Morgan, who has physical and cognitive disabilities. After witnessing how other children were unsure how to interact with her at a hotel pool, he realized there was a need for an inclusive space where people with and without disabilities could play side by side. This led him to create Morgan’s Wonderland, a one-of-a-kind amusement park in San Antonio designed with full accessibility in mind.

Hartman invested around $34 million to open the park in 2010. Then, in 2017, he expanded the concept with Morgan’s Inspiration Island, an adjoining accessible water park, adding another $17 million to the total. Altogether, he poured approximately $51 million into the project.

Both parks feature specially designed attractions, including wheelchair-accessible rides and waterproof wheelchairs. Most importantly, they offer free admission to all guests with special needs, reflecting Hartman’s commitment to inclusion and joy for every child, regardless of ability.

Repost from .media On Tuesday, Barbie, in partnership with , released a new doll with Type 1 diabetes — complete with a ...
07/10/2025

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On Tuesday, Barbie, in partnership with , released a new doll with Type 1 diabetes — complete with a visible glucose monitor and insulin pump.

To celebrate the launch, Mattel honored two diabetes advocates, Peloton instructor Robin Arzón () and model Lila Moss (), with their own one-of-a-kind dolls. Lila, who was diagnosed at age 12, personally helped design every detail of hers, proudly including her insulin pump.

What are your thoughts on the release? Let us know in the comments.

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Pickleball started taking over America during the pandemic, and this pint-sized paddle sport is attracting a growing number of wheelchair users.

Quad Cheryl Angelelli tries it out and finds that the smaller court, light paddles and ease of getting the ball over the net make Pickleball a particularly fun and accessible sport for wheelchair users.

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07/01/2025

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Most gyms aren’t made for disabled people. This one is. 💪🏽

J7 Gym in Manchester is where stroke survivors, disabled and neurodivergent people, elders, and folks with chronic pain come to move without judgment.

No toxic hustle. No pity. Just real connection, care, and community.

Javeno McLean trains 400+ disabled & elderly clients every year.

This is what fitness should feel like.

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A young girl's fortunes have changed after she was rejected first by her mother, who disowned her the moment she was born, then by her biological father, and finally by 20 potential adoptive families.

But, her life took a significant turn when Luca Trapanese held her in his arms and decided to give her a home.

Luca had been a part of many social service programs in Italy since his teenage years. He came forward to adopt Alba after he was told about people's unwillingness to adopt her.

"Since I was 14 years old, I have volunteered and worked with the disabled so I felt I had the right knowledge and experience to do it,"' he said.

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06/22/2025

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Will you be watching Elio?

Why does Elio have an eye patch in new Pixar movie?

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He was underestimated for years simply because he couldn’t speak.

But at 19, Viraj Dhanda, a nonverbal autistic student who types to communicate, has been accepted into MIT. 🔥👏🏽

For most of his life, people assumed he didn’t understand. In reality, he was observing, learning, and waiting for a way to be heard.

It wasn’t a miracle. It was a missed potential finally given access.

Viraj’s story shows what happens when disabled students are believed and supported. It also reveals how many are still misdiagnosed, sidelined, and denied the tools they need.

Disabled people don’t need to “overcome” their disability. They need schools, systems, and society to stop underestimating them.

🧠 Communication ≠ intelligence.
🧑🏽‍💻 Access ≠ privilege.
🎓 Success ≠ speech.

Source: Boston Globe

Repost from positivamindsetsHis new arm came with two Lego bricks — and a whole lot of confidence. 🧱💪🏽Eight-year-old Tob...
06/19/2025

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His new arm came with two Lego bricks — and a whole lot of confidence. 🧱💪🏽

Eight-year-old Tobi, born with a limb difference, just received a custom prosthetic that reflects who he really is — joyful, imaginative, and full of life.

Built with love by the Portsmouth Enablement Centre, his new arm includes Lego pieces to match his favorite toy — turning what could’ve been medical… into magical.

His smile says it all.
When compassion meets creativity, every child wins.

Follow for more real stories where kindness meets innovation — and changes lives one piece at a time. 🧩

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