“Felix baby ambulance”

For two years now, cyber-Wear has been supporting the Felix baby ambulance, which takes premature babies safely to specialized hospitals. Until 1975, Germany had the highest infant mortality rate among western industrialized countries, mainly due to the separation of maternity and children's hospitals. That is why the Björn Steiger Foundation developed the baby ambulance with an integrated transport incubator in 1974, which reduced infant mortality in the Stuttgart area by 70%.

For life-saving, vibration-free transportation, a special intensive workstation with a shock-absorbing system was developed that compensates for potholes of up to 10 cm so that the little ones travel "like they were riding on clouds." During the pandemic in particular, cyber-Wear continued to support this very important project to ensure that the Felix baby ambulance was funded. This gives the little ones the protection they urgently need. We are proud to be part of this project!