It started with helping soldiers recover

After the Four-Day War of 2016, the number of young men disabled in combat grew, and with it the need to provide them with rehabilitation.

David and his kinesiologist friends began working with disabled servicemen. Rehabilitation took great effort and physical strength, and families could not always continue it at home.

Their work in rehabilitation centres and hospitals gradually became systematic and moved to the Soldier's Home. Many of the young men began to show positive results.

That is how the need arose for devices that make rehabilitation easier. Today QaylTech produces more than 10 rehabilitation and assistive devices.