Reach full walking potential faster with the Hibbot, a game changing gait trainer replicating a physiotherapist's hands, in both a clinical and home environment.
Main benefits
Provides high intensity gait training
Effective strengthening of extensor muscles and balance
Facilitates correct alignment during walking
Enables participation in everyday life
Hands-free social interaction
Who is the Hibbot intended for?
Children with potential to learn to walk, either independently or using a handhold walking aid. It can be children with cerebral palsy GMFCS level II-III or other neurological disorders with functional level corresponding to this GMFCS level. The children should have no structural deformities and show signs of motivation to stand and walk.
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10 FAQ about the Hibbot
When you are looking for the right assistive device for your child, you often have some questions to the different devices you are selecting between. We have gathered the seven most frequently asked questions on the Hibbot for you here.
Lauranne and Maddox Are Taking Steps with the Hibbot
Did you know that a device can bridge the gap between therapy time and daily training? Meet two kids who have made significant progress by training in the Hibbot.
Children with neurological conditions and different syndromes can experience delays in their ability to stand and walk. The Hibbot is a dynamic walking aid enabling early mobilisation with high intensity gait training in an upright, weight-bearing position.
The Hibbot gait trainer offers:
Just enough support - Unlike any conventional walkers, the Hibbot stabilizes pelvic and trunk instability with just enough support for the individual child.
Built-in state-of-the-art technology - Replicating the hand movements of a physiotherapist usually used when supporting a child while standing and walking.
One unit with flexible growth system - The Hibbot grows with the child. Flexible accessories such as the brace system and wheels in different sizes.
