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On 21 December 2024, a lively bowling event was held at Aman Bowl, Aman Central, marking the celebration of World OKU Day 2024. The event saw enthusiastic participation from 120 OKU individuals, their families, and staff from the Rehabilitation Medicine Department of Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah.

The ceremony was officiated by Puan Shahariah binti Saaduddin, Deputy Director of Management at Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah. Other key attendees included Dr Sharifah Hanisah binti Wan Mohd Akbar, Head of Rehabilitation Medicine Department; En Hazlee bin Omar, Head of Occupational Therapy Unit; En Helmi bin Hashim, Head of Physiotherapy Unit; and Dr Raja Nabila binti Raja Mohamed Anuar, Rehabilitation Medicine Specialist, who served as the coordinator for this program.

The program aimed to honor the abilities, uniqueness, and exceptional determination of individuals within the OKU community. It was designed to not only enhance physical health and wellness but also foster self-esteem, encourage teamwork, and strengthen relationships among all participants.

This event also marked a significant milestone with the debut of Keeogo technology, a smart-powered orthosis, in a recreational sports activity for the first time in Malaysia—and even Southeast Asia! This advanced robotic exoskeleton enhances leg movements, offering stability and mobility support to individuals, enabling them to enjoy bowling more comfortably and confidently. The initiative showcases how technology can bridge the gap between sports and the OKU community, highlighting the limitless potential of human spirit and innovation.

Congratulations to all participants for their incredible perseverance and courage. This competition stands as a step forward in building a more inclusive and supportive society.

A heartfelt thank you goes to all attendees, the organizing team, the Rehabilitation Medicine Department, the Kedah Rehabilitation Medical Association, Athrotech, Keeogo Malaysia, and everyone who contributed to the success of this event. Let’s continue to celebrate diversity and create opportunities for everyone! Category by Event

Kenneth Low Ewe Loong, once a household name in Malaysian squash and a six-time national champion, faced one of the greatest challenges of his life when multiple sclerosis (MS) began to claim his mobility. A hero on the courts, known for his agility and unmatched skill, Kenneth was confronted with a reality that seemed worlds apart from the roaring cheers and victories of his sporting days. Yet, as those who know him will tell you, Kenneth's strength lies not just in his physical prowess but in the resilience and determination rooted deep within him.

As his journey shifted from championship trophies to personal battles with MS, Kenneth refused to let his condition define him. Enter Keeogo, a groundbreaking lower limb exoskeleton technology that became his new ally in reclaiming movement and independence. With each step supported by Keeogo, Kenneth began to rewrite his story. It wasn't just about regaining mobility—it was about rediscovering hope, purpose, and the will to keep pushing forward.

Kenneth's recovery journey with Keeogo is nothing short of remarkable. Imagine the first time he managed to take strides he never thought possible, the joy lighting up his face, and the tears of gratitude that followed. Picture the moments of frustration he endured as he struggled to rebuild his motor skills and coordination, only to triumph time and again. Through Keeogo, Kenneth not only walked but also found a way to actively engage in life, coaching others and inspiring those around him.

His story is one of perseverance, aided by innovation and bolstered by the unwavering support of his community. Keeogo was more than just a technological marvel; it was a symbol of Kenneth's resilience and proof that no obstacle is insurmountable with the right tools and spirit.

Today, Kenneth Low Ewe Loong stands as a beacon of hope—not just for athletes but for anyone facing life's unforeseen challenges. His journey with Keeogo reminds us that courage, determination, and innovation can create miracles, even when the odds seem stacked against us. Kenneth's unwavering spirit continues to inspire those who cross his path, proving that true champions aren't just made in sports; they are forged in life.
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“I thought I was on the set of Terminator,” Penny Low exclaimed as she kicked off the very first episode of Sure Boh? on the Amazing Seniors YouTube channel. But what she was really seeing was not science fiction — it was Keeogo, a revolutionary exoskeleton that’s changing lives for seniors and individuals with mobility challenges.

In a heartwarming and informative sit-down with Iris Chin from Keeogo Malaysia, Penny explored the cutting-edge technology behind the device that stands for “Keep on Going.” Hailing from Canada and now available in Malaysia, Keeogo is the lightest powered exoskeleton in the market — just 6.8kg — designed to assist people who face mobility limitations due to stroke, Parkinson’s disease, brain injuries, or aging-related conditions.

What makes Keeogo different? It’s not just the futuristic look. Keeogo uses smart sensors at the hips and knees, detecting the user's movement in real-time and providing adaptive support. Whether standing, sitting, walking, or even doing lunges, Keeogo helps retrain the body through repetition — a critical element in neurological recovery.

The story took a powerful turn when Iris shared how Keeogo is not only used but made accessible right here in Malaysia through the Keeogo Robotic Training Centre in Petaling Jaya. The center offers personalized, robotic-assisted physiotherapy and occupational therapy, supporting patients on their journey to regain mobility and independence.

But the innovation doesn't stop at the legs. Iris introduced the concept of “Rehabiotics”, combining rehabilitation with robotics — including Mirror Hand, an exoskeleton glove designed for stroke survivors that uses mirror therapy to help the affected hand mirror the movements of the healthy one.

Throughout the conversation, Penny’s excitement mirrored that of many viewers: “This really gives hope.” From wheelchair-bound individuals walking again to seniors returning to sports like golf and bowling, Keeogo isn’t just a device — it’s a bridge back to life.

And for those wondering about affordability? A more personal-use-friendly model is already in the pipeline, making it easier for families to access advanced rehabilitation without the hefty cost.
This inspiring episode reminds us that mobility isn't just about movement — it’s about freedom, dignity, and staying connected to the people and activities we love.
 
Watch the full episode on the Amazing Seniors YouTube channel: “Sure Boh? | #1 Keeogo”
Because aging doesn’t mean slowing down — not when Keeogo is here to help you Keep on Going.
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Our rehabilitation service, Keeogo Robotic Training Centre plays a central role in this initiative, offering state-of-the-art robotic rehabilitation therapy under the care of certified therapists. This facility is dedicated to maximizing recovery outcomes for patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care with advanced, precision-driven robotic devices.

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In 2024, two innovative healthcare products from Wistron Technology Malaysia competed in the prestigious Innovation of the Year awards at the Ageing Asia World Ageing Festival. These products, the Keeogo Lower Limb Exoskeleton and the Smart Care Technology BestShape VS, were both selected and enlisted in the categories of Rehabilitation Equipment and Smart Care Technology, respectively.

After intense efforts and insightful presentations by our team—led by Ms. Iris, our Business Development Director, and Ms. Chung, our Clinical Specialist, Keeogo was honored with the Innovation of the Year award in the Rehabilitation Equipment category for 2024. Meanwhile, BestShape VS was also recognized as a finalist in the Smart Care Technology category, standing out among renowned brands from across the globe.


Winner - INNOVATION OF THE YEAR (Rehabilitation Equipment) – Keeogo - for best rehabilitation equipment that improvs health outcomes for older adults.
Finalist - INNOVATION OF THE YEAR (Smart Care Technology) - BestShape VS for Best smart care technology that demonstrates innovation and efficiency in care delivery for older people.


With close to 300 entries from over 20 countries, Embrace the spirit of innovation and excellence at the 12th Asia Pacific Eldercare Awards 2024.

This event is a tribute to organisations that redefine the ageing experience through innovative business practices, operational strategies, and service models. Join us in recognising industry leaders, influencers, and changemakers who play a significant role in shaping the dynamic landscape of ageing.

As an integral part of the World Ageing Festival 2024, this prestigious awards ceremony is a platform to celebrate those who contribute significantly to the positive evolution of ageing. Category by Awards

For a Parkinson’s patient of 4 years, navigating unfamiliar outdoor environments can lead to freezing or hesitation due to reduced confidence. However, with the Keeogo Robotic Assisted Device, this individual successfully completed a challenging 500m walk within 15 minutes in an outdoor setting—where pathways were uneven, support was minimal, and resting areas limited.

The stability provided by Keeogo not only gave the patient confidence but also encouraged physiotherapists to conduct outdoor training sessions, extending rehabilitation beyond clinic walls. This transformative experience highlights how Keeogo empowers both patients and healthcare professionals to achieve breakthroughs in mobility.

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Keeogo celebrates the remarkable determination of a 97-year-old auntie who never gave up on her rehabilitation journey. After undergoing femoral shaft surgery on her right thigh, she became wheelchair-dependent and hesitant to stand.

Upon discovering Keeogo Robotic Training Centre, her life transformed. Through consistent rehabilitation with Keeogo's robotic assistance, she regained confidence and independence, progressing to walking slowly with a walking frame. Her unwavering spirit and commitment inspire us all, showcasing the transformative impact of Keeogo in restoring mobility and empowering lives. Category by Patient Stories

Category by Patient Stories

Yan Xiuxiu shares the inspiring recovery journey of her father. After years of living with compressed nerve issues caused by a fall decades ago, his condition worsened to paralysis by 2023.

Thanks to a friend's recommendation and robotic physical therapy at Keeogo, he has made remarkable progress. Initially, doctors believed his chances of walking again were slim. However, Keeogo’s innovative therapy restored his independence—he can now stand, eat, and use the bathroom unaided, requiring minimal assistance.

Yan highlights the significant difference Keeogo has made, helping her father regain mobility and dignity. She wholeheartedly recommends Keeogo’s services. Category by Patient Stories

At Keeogo Malaysia, we combined our robotic rehabilitation device with advanced technology with the human touch of physical therapy.

Through our innovative rehabilitation approach, patients can receive the best treatment for neurological disorders.
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Category by Keeogo Robotic Training Centre

AlHijrah News coverage in conjunction with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signing Ceremony between Hospital PUSRAWI Sdn Bhd and Keeogo Malaysia Sdn Bhd on 25 October 2022, at Hospital PUSRAWI Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur. Category by In the Media

In conjunction with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signing Ceremony between Hospital PUSRAWI Sdn Bhd and Keeogo Malaysia Sdn Bhd on 25 October 2022, at Hospital PUSRAWI Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur. Category by In the Media