Trexo Robotics was never really about the device. It was about children’s health.
When Manmeet Maggu learned that his nephew Praneit would likely never walk and no solution existed to help him, he and his friend Rahul set out to build one. What began as an act of love grew into something much larger: a technology designed to help children move, grow, and thrive.
The science is clear: walking is not just a milestone, it’s medicine. Prolonged inactivity can carry lifelong health consequences. Regular movement supports strength, bone density, digestion, sleep, and overall development.
Since Praneit’s first steps, children using Trexo have taken more than 147 million combined steps. The true measure of impact isn’t the number. It’s the child who walks after being told they never would. The family walking side by side. The graduate crossing the stage independently.
Because children’s health isn’t only about treatment. It’s about movement, and possibility, one step at a time.
To learn more, visit trexorobotics.com.
