
Azah
2024 · HoustonEight years old. Custom seating, accessible controls and supports built around her specifically, delivered in person.
What We Offer
A battery-powered ride-on car, rebuilt around one child, so a kid who cannot yet drive a wheelchair can move and play on their own.
What it is
Go-Baby-Go is a national effort to modify off-the-shelf ride-on cars for children with limited mobility. A powered wheelchair often comes years after a child is ready to be moving, exploring and keeping up with other children. A modified car closes some of that gap now.
The modifications are real engineering rather than decoration: the foot pedal is replaced with a control a child can actually operate, the seat is rebuilt for the support they need, and the frame is adapted around how that particular child sits, reaches and holds themselves up.
Cars built

Eight years old. Custom seating, accessible controls and supports built around her specifically, delivered in person.
How it came together






Who builds them
ITKAN students spend the competition season designing, machining and wiring robots to a specification. The CAD, the fabrication and the electronics are identical here. What changes is who the deadline belongs to, and that the thing being built has to work for one particular person rather than score points.
For children aged 3 to 12 who cannot move independently. Fill in the request form and tell us about your child, and we will come back to you.
Start the requestFree of charge. Questions before you start go to admin@itkan.one.