KidGo Exoskeleton-2 - Hangzhou RoboCT Technology Development CO.,Ltd

KidGo Children's Exoskeleton: Walking at home, letting your child see faraway landscapes on his own

Give your child a chance to thrive

Your child’s disability should not define what they’re capable of. The KidGo gets your child upright and walking so they can keep their whole body active!

Who can use the KidGo

KidGo’s adjustability makes it a versatile brace to help most children with a disability experience over-the-ground walking.

Children with the following conditions may be able to use the KidGo:

Cerebral Palsy
Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Muscular Dystrophy
Stroke
Brain injury
Hemi and Paraplegia
Spinal cord injury
Rett syndrome
Neuromuscular conditions
And others – check with us if you aren’t sure

What users have to say

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Use Case: How KidGO Helps Children

Lejun’s progress with the KidGo
Read on how Lejun improved his ability to stand and walk, gained more self-awareness, and built confidence with regular KidGo use.

Ruirui’s progress with KidGo
Read on how Ruirui achieved independent standing, developed walking abilities, and improved his overall mobility with regular use of the KidGo.

Xiaoyu’s progress with KidGo
Read on how Xiaoyu improved her gait correction, gained stability, and became more confident in her walking after several months of using KidGo.

Not sure if the KidGo will be right for your child?

We conduct an in-depth assessment of each child to ensure they are a good candidate for the KidGo. Before talking to one of our experts, you can take a quick preliminary quiz to see if KidGo is right for your child.

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Q&A

Which people are suitable for exoskeleton?

Mainly applied to child with lower limb movement disorders, such as cerebral Palsy, spinal muscular atrophy, muscular dystrophy, stroke, brain injury, hemi and paraplegia, spinal cord injury.

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