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Trexo Robotics

Exoskeletons to help people walk, starting with children

Toronto, Canada

30 employees

Medical Robotics

Series A · $13.2M

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About Trexo Robotics

Trexo Robotics is building exoskeletons to help people walk, starting with children. Our product allows children with disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, to walk, in many cases for the first time in their lives. Trexo was started when Manmeet found that his nephew was born with Cerebral Palsy and would never be able to walk. Trexo is selling commercially, with a vision is to replace the wheelchair, for children, adults, and the elderly.

Company details

Team Size30

LocationToronto, Canada

IndustryMedical Robotics

Funding

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StandoutYBacked by Y Combinator · P26

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$13.2M

Last stage

Series A

Investors

Y Combinator

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Right Side Capital Management

TToyota Mobility Foundation

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Founders

Manmeet Maggu

Co-founded Trexo Robotics in 2016, driven by his nephew's Cerebral Palsy diagnosis. Holds an MBA from Rotman School of Management and a Mechatronics Engineering degree from the University of Waterloo. Previously worked at Blackberry (RIM), Qualcomm, and Tracan Electronics.

Rahul Udasi

Co-founded Trexo Robotics. Holds a Masters of Engineering from the University of Toronto. Previously a design engineer at Vitruvian Engineering and has experience from Willow Garage, Qualcomm, Evertz, and Blackberry.

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