Conocenos | Givemove

Behind the scenes of GiveMove

Discover the team and the history that drives us to improve the quality of life through our products.

Our History

2024 | US Certification

We managed to certify our company as a manufacturer of medical products before the FDA in the United States and registered our pediatric motorized stander, complying with 510K standards.

2023 | Product expansion

We expanded our offering to eight devices and were recognized by UNCTAD. We participated as speakers at the World Investment Forum in the United Arab Emirates, and Alejandro was highlighted as a young innovator by MIT.

2022 | International tests

We expanded throughout Argentina, marketing our products to Obras Sociales. We began pilot tests with BipMov in Telethon in Mexico City and San Antonio, Texas, obtaining international recognition.

2021 | Global Recognition

The viralization on social networks took us to families from various countries. In March, we obtained permits to export and import, expanding our reach and working on approvals and certifications.

2020 | International Expansion

We expanded to Chile with the support of Start-Up Chile, consolidating a team of seven professionals. We enabled our production plant by ANMAT and began to market the product at the end of the year.

2019 | Consolidation

We finished the third version of BipMov and legally established GiveMove S.A.S. In addition, we completed our headquarters in Oro Verde, Entre Ríos, consolidating our mission of providing accessible solutions.

2018 | GiveMove is born

We built a second BipMov for Brisa and were selected by “Emprende ConCiencia”. We formed GiveMove with professionals and students, improving the design of BipMov and applying for a patent in Argentina.

2017: Support and Expansion

We redesigned the static stander, creating BipMov, with a motorized base that gives autonomy and independence to children. We presented MOTI II at Tecnópolis Federal and donated the first BipMov to the Pergamino Interzonal Hospital.

2016 | Innovation

Together with Bioengineering colleagues, we created sound buttons for children with cerebral palsy and developed MOTI, a mobile platform for early stimulation, donating these advances to Teraphya in Paraná, Entre Ríacute ;os.

2015 | Development of ElectriCar

The medical team suggested technology for Facu to move around at home. We designed ElectriCar, a children's electric car powered with arcade joysticks and built with ecological cardboard, taking a big step for Facu's mobility.

2014 | The beginning of a Mission

In November, as a Bioengineering student, Alejandro designed and made a static standing frame for Facu, a child with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type II, moved by his situation and determined to offer an accessible and economical solution.