Robotimize’s Kerry Guo backs disability support at Singapore charity dinner

Robotimize founder and CEO Kerry Guo joined the Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund’s Children of Tomorrow charity dinner in Singapore on Oct. 30, 2026, in support of persons with disabilities. The event highlighted community funding for disability aid and aligned with Robotimize’s rehabilitation mission and partnerships strategy.

Why it matters: - The Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund helps persons with disabilities in Singapore access financial aid, pursue aspirations and receive awards that recognize achievement. - Robotimize’s participation links a rehabilitation technology company to a broader community effort that supports inclusive living, learning, work and play. - The event underscores how disability support depends on more than clinical care. It also relies on donations, sponsorships, schools, hospitals, social service agencies and corporate partners.

What happened: - Kerry Guo, founder and CEO of Robotimize Group, attended the Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund "Children of Tomorrow" charity dinner in Singapore on Oct. 30, 2026. - The dinner supported persons with disabilities and carried the themes of Hope, Opportunity and Legacy. - Mr Goh Pei Ming, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Social and Family Development, served as Guest of Honour. - SG Enable administers the fund, with support from Mediacorp and patronage from Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong. - During the charity auction, Kerry Guo won a calligraphy piece. - More information is available on Robotimize’s website.

The details: - The fund was started in 2016 to help persons with disabilities overcome challenges and realise their potential. - The fund serves Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents with physical, sensory, intellectual or autism-related disabilities. - SG Enable works with schools, social service agencies and hospitals to identify beneficiaries. - The fund relies entirely on donations and sponsorships. - Kerry Guo said technology can restore movement, but community support turns progress into opportunity. - Zen Koh, scientific advisor at Robotimize Group, said a rehabilitation technology company exists for the people it serves. - Robotimize is headquartered in Singapore. - Robotimize specializes in intelligent rehabilitation robotics and digital neurotechnologies. - The company says VivantePlexus™ is its integrated rehabilitation technology ecosystem. - The company says ACE™ is its strategic partnerships portfolio.

Between the lines: - Robotimize is using community events to reinforce its position as more than a technology vendor. - The company is tying rehabilitation outcomes to a wider support network that includes clinicians, educators, caregivers and donors. - The timing also fits Robotimize’s broader message about supporting people across the lifespan, not only in clinical settings. - At CPAS Symposium 2026 in Singapore, Robotimize featured the KidGo exoskeleton from RoboCT within its ACE™ portfolio and joined discussions on empowering persons with multiple disabilities across the lifespan.

What's next: - Robotimize said it will continue advocacy for more pathways to comprehensive solutions that improve patient outcomes in clinic and in the community. - The company will keep working with healthcare institutions and partners across global markets. - Robotimize also signaled that community engagement in Singapore will remain part of its broader rehabilitation work.

The bottom line: - Robotimize is pairing its rehabilitation business with visible support for Singapore’s disability community, using a charity event to reinforce its mission and partnerships approach.