Ottobock Kidevo Mini.t

Tilting wheelchair for early childhood

Brand: Ottobock
Manufacturer code: Ottobock
Overview:

Supports early active mobility with integrated tilt and growth adjustability.

The Ottobock Kidevo Mini.T Manual Wheelchair is a tilt-in-space paediatric wheelchair designed for toddlers and young children from around 12 months of...

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Product Description

The Ottobock Kidevo Mini.T is designed to support the transition from passive mobility, such as a buggy, to an active and engaging wheelchair experience. With very small seat dimensions starting from 16 cm, it provides a secure and supportive fit for young children while offering room to grow in width, depth and height.

This model includes a functional, space-saving tilt mechanism that allows –5° anterior tilt and up to 40° posterior tilt. The tilt operates without a gas spring, keeping overall weight lower and reducing maintenance requirements. Importantly, the centre of gravity remains constant throughout the tilt range, maintaining stable driving behaviour and safety.

The Kidevo Mini.T supports both active self-propulsion and assisted mobility. Adjustable centre of gravity and compatibility with custom-made seating and back systems allow therapists to tailor the setup to a child’s physical development and postural needs. A wide range of accessories, head supports and wheel options further enhance adaptability as the child grows.

Who it’s for

  • For toddlers and young children who need a tilting wheelchair to support early mobility.
  • For therapists supporting early intervention, postural support and the transition to active mobility.

The Ottobock Kidevo Mini.T is designed to support the transition from passive mobility, such as a buggy, to an active and engaging wheelchair experience. With very small seat dimensions starting from 16 cm, it provides a secure and supportive fit for young children while offering room to grow in width, depth and height.

This model includes a functional, space-saving tilt mechanism that allows –5° anterior tilt and up to 40° posterior tilt. The tilt operates without a gas spring, keeping overall weight lower and reducing maintenance requirements. Importantly, the centre of gravity remains constant throughout the tilt range, maintaining stable driving behaviour and safety.

The Kidevo Mini.T supports both active self-propulsion and assisted mobility. Adjustable centre of gravity and compatibility with custom-made seating and back systems allow therapists to tailor the setup to a child’s physical development and postural needs. A wide range of accessories, head supports and wheel options further enhance adaptability as the child grows.

Who it’s for

  • For toddlers and young children who need a tilting wheelchair to support early mobility.
  • For therapists supporting early intervention, postural support and the transition to active mobility.

Description

  • Integrated tilt-in-space – –5° to 40° without changing centre of gravity
  • Early childhood sizing – seat width and depth from 16 cm
  • Growth-adjustable design – adapts in width, depth and height as the child develops
  • No gas spring tilt mechanism – lighter weight with reduced maintenance
  • Custom seating compatibility – supports tailored postural positioning
  • Extensive configuration options – wheels, brakes, head supports and accessories
Specification Details
Safe Working Load (SWL) 50 kg
Seat Width 16 cm – 32 cm (6.25” – 12.5”)
Seat Depth 16 cm – 35 cm (6.25” – 13.75”)
Rear Wheel 20”, 22”, 24”
Frame Material Aluminium
Total Weight 9 kg
Warranty 2-year limited
Standard AS/NZS 3695.1:2011
ARTG Certificate 409333
Compatible With Power Assist Yes

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