Camino was founded in California in 2019 by Duncan Orrell-Jones and Bill Gross. Bill and Duncan had both been frustrated by the poor quality and lack of technology offered to their parents. They knew that senior adults still want to have fun, look stylish, and age well, so they created Camino to help you get the most out of your life. You can see more about our story here

Camino is a Smart Walker, and it’s so much more than a traditional walker. Camino’s power gives you a gentle boost uphill, while braking gives you confidence downhill. We worked with over a thousand users, carers, and clinicians to develop Camino’s features, including narrow mode for tight spaces, and under table mode to park your Camino near you in restaurants, or even pop it in the overhead bin on flights. But that’s just the beginning of Camino’s magic! We’re using artificial intelligence (AI) to track how you walk with 22 different gait metrics. This opens a whole new window in to your health and stability. You can see more about our features here

After 3 years of hard work and development, Camino Beta is our first production device launch. Developed with the help of over a thousand walker users, carers, clinicians, and engineers, Camino Beta is compliant with ISO and IEC standards and safe to use. The goal of our Beta program is to understand how Camino works in your life, day in and day out. From these learnings we will finalize the design of Camino One, to be launched early in 2023. The data we collect will also help us train our AI computer system to better track your gait, monitor your stability, and assess your fall risk. In time, we aim to significantly reduce the risk of falls. Beta users are key to helping millions of older adults age well. Please contact us to discuss joining our beta program

We would love to chat with you about joining our Beta program. We’re looking for walker users who are excited to support our mission to help older adults move more and age well. In time, we aim to reduce the risk of falls. As part of the program, Beta users will be given a 66% discount on Camino One. To join the Beta program, please contact us

We are encouraging walker users to sign up to our wait list for a small, fully refundable deposit. This will help you get early access to Camino One devices at a significant discount. Should you wish to change your mind at any time, you can receive a full refund. We plan to release the Camino One early in 2023.

The price will be as low as $35 per month for First Movers. Our normal retail price for the Camino One will be $2,999. We are offering a 1/3 rd discount to $1,999 to First Movers who sign up for our wait list here.

We are currently working with insurers and are in the process of planning clinical trials to provide evidence of Camino’s potential to reduce the risk of falls. As this is a time-consuming process, so Camino devices are not yet covered by insurance. However, a Camino can be yours with monthly fees as low as $35 for those who join our waitlist.

Camino is based in Pasadena, CA, and our devices are designed and assembled in California. Parts are sourced and manufactured from around the world. Our team of Data Scientists are based in the US, Belgium, and the UK. Our robotics, electrical, and mechanical engineers are based on the West Coast of the United States.

Camino devices are of cutting-edge materials, including carbon fiber and machined aluminium. Camino’s lithium ion battery is certified safe for air travel and use in medical facilities (UN38.3 and IEC 6133-2). Inside the Camino device, computers use artificial intelligence to track and measure your gait.

The battery can be fully charged in one hour. Please ensure you only use the approved Camino charger.

A battery charge is designed to last for a whole day’s worth of walking. The battery is designed to last for at least two years. Should you encounter any problems with the battery within two years of purchase, we will replace it for free. In the unlikely event that the battery runs out, you can still use the walker as a traditional walker with the manual brake.

Yes, you can. Camino’s lithium ion battery is certified safe for air travel and use in medical facilities (UN38.3 and IEC 6133-2). The Camino One is tested in ISO 17050 certified labs and and compliant with FCC EMC and EMI regulations and IEC 60601-1-2.

Gait is the movement you use to walk. Camino’s AI captures 22 different gait metrics for every step you take. From this information, we can start to understand the quality of how you walk, and in time, we hope to use the metrics we gather to predict fall risk increases and the early onset of many medical conditions, enabling earlier and better interventions.

Camino has a user weight limit of 300 lbs. Regarding height, it will depend on a number of factors. Duncan is 6ft 6 and finds Camino's comfortable.

Relax, we've got you covered. In the unlikely event that Camino breaks, we provide a limited two year warranty. We will collect your Camino. Provide a replacement device whilst its repaired. And deliver the Camino back to you.