Tailor made from your body scan.
Precision-engineered in titanium. Liberated from mass production. Every KIVRO is built around your unique anatomy — not estimated, adjusted or approximated, but designed from scratch around the precise data of your seated posture, alignment and propulsion mechanics.
- Recognition
- Red Dot Best of the Best 2026
- Tested to
- ISO 7176-8
- Frame
- Printed in one piece, no welds
- Estimated delivery
- January 2027
Why titanium — the no-weld, no-compromise frame
What others weld, we remove entirely.
No weld points
Welds are stress concentration points, and they are where frames eventually fail. Printing each KIVRO as a continuous titanium structure removes them by design — load paths run uninterrupted, with an integrity conventional aluminium cannot match.
Rigid where it counts, quiet where it doesn't
Titanium's strength-to-weight ratio means less material for more rigidity. It damps vibration, smoothing feedback over uneven terrain, and resists moisture, salt and fatigue through decades of use without degradation.
Red Dot: Best of the Best 2026
The top honour in the Red Dot Award: Design Concept category, reserved exclusively for breakthrough designs. Out of tens of thousands of submissions worldwide, only the most outstanding product in each category receives it.
From scan to structure
Four steps between your body and your frame
Precise 3D anatomical scan
A high-resolution scan captures your seated posture, alignment and anatomical measurements millimetre by millimetre. It takes about a minute, and replaces tape measure and guesswork fitting entirely.
Digitally engineered frame modelling
Seat depth, back angle, camber and centre of gravity are engineered specifically to your propulsion mechanics. Nothing is left to chance.
Additive titanium manufacturing
The completed design is 3D printed in aerospace-grade titanium — structural optimisation that conventional welded frames simply cannot achieve. No welds. No stress points. No geometric limitations.
Finishing and quality inspection
Each frame undergoes meticulous finishing, structural inspection and complete configuration before delivery. What you receive is not a standard chair — it is a precision instrument.
Read this before you pledge
The Kickstarter tier is a deposit, not the full price.
A KIVRO is built to one person's anatomy, so the process starts with a scan rather than a shipment. Here is exactly what backing gets you and what remains to pay.
- Full price of the chair
- $12,990
- Kickstarter deposit
- $5,490 or $6,490
- Balance due
- $7,500 or $6,500 · collected during the pledge manager phase
- What the deposit covers
- Your first-edition build slot and priority delivery
- Expected delivery
- January 2027
Launching on Kickstarter
Be first in the fitting queue.
The Early Bird tier is limited to 20 units. Backers are scheduled in order of pledge.
Questions
How does the scan work if I'm not near you?
KIVRO is establishing a global network of certified scanning partners. Remote backers receive detailed guidance and, where needed, mobile scanning equipment. The scan itself takes about a minute once you're in position.
Is KIVRO right for me?
KIVRO is for you if you're performance-driven and won't let your wheelchair be the limiting factor, if you're a private client investing in long-term structural durability, or if you demand biomechanical precision rather than close enough.
It is not for you if you're restricted to insurance-only procurement, looking for entry-level mobility equipment, or content that mass-produced standardised frames are good enough.
Can I see how a KIVRO is configured?
Yes — the full configurator covers frame geometry, colours and finishes. Design your wheelchair.
Which countries can you ship to?
NEEDS THE ACTUAL LIST FROM CLIENT. Country-specific guidance on duties and VAT is provided during the pledge manager phase after the campaign closes.
What if the finished chair doesn't fit correctly?
Every KIVRO is covered by our Satisfaction Guarantee. A return can be requested within 14 days of delivery with all original components included, and a full refund is issued once the chair is received and inspected.
Is KIVRO a certified medical device?
The frame is engineered to meet ISO 7176-8, the international strength, impact and fatigue standard for wheelchairs. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT before adding any further certification claims.