Hibbot

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.

Child walking in the Hibbot with a trolly in front
Child standing in the Hibbot and interacting with peer
Child training in the Hibbot with the physiotherapist
Child standing in the Hibbot playing with peers

Discover how the Hibbot works!

Hibbot is a gait trainer designed by a physiotheraist to faciliates walking and built strength and balanse. It mimics the hands of the physiotherapist to enhance training and improve motor skills.

Important features:

  • Supports natural gait pattern
  • Provides just enough support to stabilize the pelvic and trunk
  • Adapts as the child grows

 

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Main benefits of the Hibbot

  • 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

 

Lauranne and Maddox are taking steps with the Hibbot

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
  • Other neurological disorders
They typically have motor function level corresponding to GMFCS level II-III. The children should have no structural deformities and show signs of motivation to stand and walk.

 

For us, the Hibbot is the most important tool in the development of our daughter Lauranne. We immediately noticed that through its use, she gained great strength and stability. Lauranne really shines when she walks in the Hibbot alongside other children in her class. This makes us so happy!

— Parent
In the Hibbot he is stimulated to extend his hips, and through many repetitions of this, I hope he eventually can transfer this function into independent walking.
— Physiotherapist