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ARSOBO builds 820+ all-terrain wheelchairs for disabled workers

8/22/2026

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Story summary

ARSOBO supplies wheelchairs, prosthetics, orthotics and hearing aids to low-income families in Mexico and the United States.
Since 2008 co-founders Francisco “Kiko” Trujillo and Dr. Burris “Duke” Duncan have built over 820 all-terrain wheelchairs.
More than 20 disabled employees assemble the devices, creating jobs for people with similar impairments.
ARSOBO runs hearing clinics with the University of Arizona, offers free physical therapy, and has served nearly 3,500 people.

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Story summary

ARSOBO supplies wheelchairs, prosthetics, orthotics and hearing aids to low-income families in Mexico and the United States.
Since 2008 co-founders Francisco “Kiko” Trujillo and Dr. Burris “Duke” Duncan have built over 820 all-terrain wheelchairs.
More than 20 disabled employees assemble the devices, creating jobs for people with similar impairments.
ARSOBO runs hearing clinics with the University of Arizona, offers free physical therapy, and has served nearly 3,500 people.