The GoBabyGo! Project was founded more than 15-years ago & remains focused on one single urgent vision: all people exploring their world via independent mobility.
Mobility is a human right.
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The GoBabyGo! Story

The GoBabyGo! Project History
In the early 2000's, a research team at the University of Delaware, led by professor Cole Galloway, DPT started a project to provide independent mobility to kiddos with special needs. Their "babies' driving robots" project went viral and soon they needed a more sustainable solution than expensive engineered single-use robots.
Car Builds & Workshops
A few years after The GoBabyGo! Project got started, the team found a cost-effective solution and alternate to robots & $50,000 powered wheelchairs; toys - specifically ride-on cars from local toy stores.
They created a simple system for adapting the ride-on cars with easily accessible parts & pieces. And soon, car builds and chapters were popping up all over the globe. We've built cars with clinics, chapters, colleges, the NFL, NASCAR, Mattel and more!
click here for more info or to book a toy-car build & workshop


Chapters
There are now hundreds of GoBabyGo! Chapters around the world, from New Zealand to Delaware.
click here to find a chapter near you or for info on starting your own
Research & Future Work
The GoBabyGo! Project continues to be deeply rooted in research. We will continue to work on global projects that ensure access, independence and mobility for all.

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