Read the most recent Kalogon press, download images from our press kit, and reach out to speak with our team to get Kalogon's point of view or to learn more about upcoming initiatives. Company Updates Mobility Management May 6, 2026 WTWH Healthcare Announces the Future Leaders Class of 2026 Read More Inc. March 31, 2026 Meet the Growth Champions of the Southeast Read More HME News March 23, 2026 Kalogon Names New Exec, Sets Aggressive Growth Strategy Read More HomeCare Magazine February 20, 2026 Kalogon Names Jon Raffii National Field Educator Read More Startups Magazine January 7, 2026 Startup predictions for 2026 Read More NASA Spinoff December 31, 2025 A Better Seat For the Seated Read More HomeCare Magazine December 18, 2025 Kalogon Opens $50M Production Facility Read More Orlando Business Journal December 16, 2025 Melbourne-based startup shares plans to open $50M production facility on Space Coast Read More Air Force Research Laboratory December 16, 2025 B-52 crew comfort seating inbound: 49th TES conducts testing Read More Impact Alpha December 1, 2025 Why disabled founders are the future of startup gold Read More Mobility Management November 19, 2025 Kalogon Launches Bondar Field Kit for Back Support Mods After Delivery Read More GritDaily November 6, 2025 Tim Balz Discusses Kalogon’s Mission And Seated Health — The Michael Peres Podcast Read More Media Contact Want to write about us? Email us at press@kalogon.com Social Links Our Blog Blog Page Brand Assets Media Kit

Explore Kalogon’s journey from startup to leader in smart seating, advancing comfort, restoring blood flow, and redefining seated health through innovation. Learn How Kalogon Was Built 3rd SBIR US Air Force contract ($1.6M) for E-4B cushion Kicked off August 2024 $585K grant from National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research Awarded July 2024 $1.2M Convertible Note Closed May 2024 Medicare-coded cushion Began shipping May 2024 Paid proof of concept for business class seat Debuted at Aircraft Interiors Expo May 2024 Accessory sold by Kalogon and Etac, one of the world's largest assistive technology providers Began shipping Jan 2024 $630K additional US Air Force Contract Signed Dec 2023 Paid Automotive Proof of Concept with Hyundai Demoed at Ol Lounge Seoul, South Korea at Hyundai HO in Nov 2023 USAF SBIR Phase II $1.2M contract for B-52 Signed Sept 2022 $2M seed round: Sept 2022 $98K NIDILRR grant: June 2022 First wheelchair cushion Product Market Fit with 100s sold to VAs Began shipping Feb 2022 $500K Seed Round Closed July 2021 Kalogon Begins: 2019

Kalogon delivers medically-validated seated health through customized, connected, and dynamic seating experiences, starting with wheelchair users. Eliminating the stresses of sitting and improving health through novel seating solutions. Kalogon is a trusted leader in seated health, driven by clinical research, deep customer empathy, and rapid product iterations to meet customer needs. We build advanced seating technologies for people who must sit — enhancing comfort, protecting health, and improving outcomes. Our Award Winning, Medicare-Coded Products Bondar E2617 Orbiter Med E2609 Booster K0108 Explore our Medical Products Machine Learning Patent-pending air cell technology Kalogon's Technology Our Advanced Pressure Management System (APMS) is a clinically validated technology that improves blood flow and increases seating tolerance. Learn More Our Other Industries Kalogon is building advanced seating solutions for people who must sit — enhancing comfort, protecting health, and improving outcomes. DoD Interiors User Testimonials Play Video Play Video 01:09 Meet David Kellam, Kalogon Customer Play Video Play Video 03:16 A Conversation with John Miller, Kalogon Customer Play Video Play Video 00:50 Meet Dalkin Gomez, Kalogon Customer Become A Part of Our Community Kalogon is always looking for ways to get involved with the community and organizations that align with our mission to eliminate the stresses of sitting and improve health through inventive seating solutions. Learn More Interested in learning more about Kalogon? Contact Us

Kalogon's Bondar is an E2617 Medicare-coded custom fabricated wheelchair back cushion designed to be an easy-to-install solution for people who need additional postural correction or support from their wheelchairs. Postural Support in a Modern Back Support Bondar is an E2617 Medicare-coded custom fabricated wheelchair back cushion designed to be an easy-to-install solution for people who need additional postural correction or support from their wheelchairs Quote Request Form LaunchPad Order Form Win on Custom Design Bondar is built to feel personal – because it is. Lightweight hardware that doesn’t weigh down your chair Designed so what you plan is exactly what shows up — and installs without second guessing A user-designed backrest cover that accommodates what you need Free embroidery, including new red detailing, so it reflects your style Win on Clinical Intent When a full mold isn’t necessary – but standard won’t solve the problem – Bondar offers a middle ground that brings your intent to life. With Launchpad design support: You can design what’s needed quickly See what it looks like in real time Reduce uncertainty before delivery Save time in the evaluation process It gives you flexibility without adding complexity. Customized design for each client with LaunchPad Win for Easy Installs Bondar respects your time in the field. Straightforward mounting Only one tool required: a single Allen wrench Clean adjustments while the end user is seated Maintain momentum – typically ships in 7–21 business days* It installs efficiently, adjusts simply, and reduces the back-and-forth that slows down deliveries. Less friction. More confidence at handoff. Broad Size Range Weight Support Durable, Easy to Care for Materials Width: 12”- 25” Standard Bondar models support up to 250lbs 3D printed polycarbonate blend shell (wipe clean) Length: 12”- 25” Additional stability for higher weight needs available with dual hardware Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) foam top layer Depth: Up to 8” Washable, four-way stretch outer cover (cold wash, air dry) Elevator: height adjustment up to 4.5” Grounder: roll adjustment up to 32° Bondar is a fully custom backrest available by clinician order only and is not sold directly to consumers. It is coded for Medicare reimbursement as E2617. All orders require a Seating and Mobility Assessment and a completed Order Form specifying the user’s unique customization needs. The customization options listed on this website are not exhaustive — additional configurations are available. Please contact us with any questions. *If delivery extends beyond 21 business days, clinicians will be notified at time of order Bondar is sold only through a seating specialist and is not available for direct consumer purchase. Bondar is coded for Medicare as an E2617 custom backrest. Please contact us with questions. Interested in learning more about our products? Schedule An In-Service

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Increase your independence with Orbiter’s Extender which allows you to turn your Orbiter on and off with ease and to charge without having to go to the back of your chair or needing assistance from someone else. Get all your questions answered in these FAQs about Orbiter's Extender Extender FAQs What is the Extender used for? Orbiter’s Extender allows you to turn your Orbiter on and off with ease and to charge your Orbiter without having to go to the back of your chair or getting help from someone else. Is the Extender compatible with Booster? The extender is only compatible with Orbiter. Booster’s location is accessible to the person using the wheelchair and doesn’t require an extender to reach. Is the Extender compatible with my non-Kalogon product? The extender is only compatible with Orbiter and is designed specifically to fit this product. How can I purchase the Extender for my Orbiter? If you have an existing Orbiter, you can purchase the Extender directly from Kalogon or from your local dealer or representative. If you are purchasing an Orbiter for the first time, you will work with the appropriate dealer or representative to add this to your order. Contact Info Email us at contact@kalogon.com Social Links Useful Links Our Company Careers Press Room Blog

Orbiter and Orbiter Med accessories enable your life on the go, and make your product experience even easier. Orbiter Accessories Our accessories enable your life on the go and make your experience even easier Orbiter or Orbiter Med Accessories Kalogon's XLR Charger Get ready to charge your Orbiter from your power chair! Live your life on the go with Kalogon’s XLR Charger, designed to be compatible with most power chairs with a 3-pin XLR port* Direct 3-pin XLR to barrel jack connection You can leave Orbiter plugged in without degrading the battery. *If you have multiple ports, you can charge your chair and Kalogon Cushion. If you only have one port, you will need to unplug your Kalogon Cushion to charge your chair. Incontinence Covers Have more peace of mind with our Incontinence Covers specifically designed to fit our award-winning cushions. This incontinence cover is designed to go under your existing cushion cover. To use, simply place the incontinence cover over both foam and air cell layer. 4-way stretch fabric with a waterproof coating Zipper enclosure, covered with a flap for further protection Adaptive zipper pull Easy to Clean Available in black Sized to order Extender Increase your independence with Kalogon’s Extender, allowing you to easily power your cushion on or off without reaching behind your chair or needing assistance. Visual notifications Green light indicates that Orbiter is on Orange light indicates that Orbiter is either charging or low on power Easy to Use Charge your cushion in 3-4 hours with the Extender and provided charging cable Lightweight addition to your setup Replacement Covers Sometimes you need an additional cover for your Orbiter while one is in the wash, or maybe want a different color combination. 4-way stretch fabric, water resistant, not waterproof Zipper enclosure, covered with a flap for further protection Adaptive zipper pull Easy to Clean Machine washable on cold Available in Black & Black Sized to fit your order Additional Mount Pouch Attaches to the back of your wheelchair for easy access to the control unit. Product specs: 8x5x3" 4.3 oz

2024 Seating and Sitting Survey: See highlights from Kalogon's survey of US general population and how this compares to US wheelchair users on attitudes and experiences of sitting and seating. Inaugural Seating & Sitting Survey January 2024 Up until this point, we have mainly shared our findings in our white paper, case study, and webinars. We are excited to share more information about seating and sitting, and the impacts of those on everything from pressure injuries to how people can live a more active, seated life. Open the survey results or read more about the survey purpose and methods below Kalogon digs into some of the top questions for US sitters including a sizable examination of people who use wheelchairs. This short report looks at how long people sit, feelings around sitting, comfortable and uncomfortable places to sit, and how people deal with the impacts of sitting. Importantly, we examine how many people have experienced pressure injuries. "There are myriad reasons why people sit for extended times–due to their jobs, disabilities and more. While it’s noble to encourage more movement, we can’t ignore the very valid reasons why people need to sit and must strive to improve seated wellness for those who do. Seating hasn’t been disrupted in 50 years, but we can massively improve our seated health by applying the best in health tech available to our butts." Tim Balz, CEO of Kalogon Survey highlights Pressure injuries (PIs) are one of the leading causes of preventable death in the United States. These injuries develop due to unmitigated pressure applied to the skin and deep tissue when seated for long periods of time. These can happen to anyone, not just those seating for their mobility. For more, see Kalogon’s White Paper 16% have a disability that requires sitting for extended periods. In this group 14% use a wheelchair for at least 30 minutes a day, representing about 2% of the population. Wheelchair Foundation estimates that about 1% of the population has a wheelchair and notes “With the world population increasing by 187,500 each day, there is an additional need for almost 3,500 wheelchairs every day (1.85% of the world population).” There’s no truly comfortable place to sit. There are LOTS of uncomfortable spaces for folks – and for both US Rep and Wheelchair users super hard seats (bar stools, bleachers/floor)rise to the top. More than a quarter of wheelchair users also see discomfort in their mobility devices, showing a need for ongoing tools to increase comfort in daily life. Among the US rep audience. airplane seats are the fifth most uncomfortable. Methodology Survey instrument and analysis created by Kalogon team and programmed using Centimentonline survey tools. Survey fielded Oct 20–Nov 29, 2023. Total survey was about 7 minutes in length with 36 total questions, although not all respondents were required to answer all questions. This report represents highlights. Data set is available for academic researchers by reaching out to the Kalogon Research Team at science@kalogon.com . Referenced in this report are two populations: US Rep/US General Population (n=1,045) •Purchased sample fromCentimentas US Rep (e.g.balanced for age, gender, HHI) •No screening criteria used Wheelchair Users (n=272) •Natural distribution of people indicated a disability that required sitting for long periods and wheelchair use Over-sample for Wheelchair Users (n=206) •Purchased sample from Centiment with conditions that may make it more likely that someone uses a wheelchair including muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s •Screening criteria for wheelchair usageAdditional purchased sample (n=42) •Ad purchased in a New Mobility e-newsletter on Nov 1 with an unbranded invitation to take a survey Please note sample sources - these were groups that could be targeted for research purposes and may not represent all wheelchair users. That said, survey data does represent these respondents’ experiences, all of whom indicated wheelchair usage. There is a small overlap of 24 people who appear in both surveys, additional completed surveys are considered wherever wheelchair users are referenced as detailed below.N=24, From US Rep survey Open the survey results

Experience Kalogon's Medical Products and the Future of Smart Seating with Orbiter Med, Orbiter, Bondar, Booster, and more. Experience The Future of Smart Seating Revolutionized seating for extended sitting Schedule An In-Service Uses machine learning and patent-pending air cell technology to analyze pressure points and adjust to prescribed levels in real time to maintain skin integrity and influence posture: Machine learning Patent-pending air cell technology Pressure points and adjust to levels Technology 1.85% of population require a wheelchair Kalogon conducts its own research and shares findings with the public here. Read on to learn more about Kalogon’s white papers and clinical research. Research Kalogon always looks for ways to get involved with the community and organizations that align with our mission to help people live active, seated lives. Community Orbiter Med – a Medicare-approved custom wheelchair cushion for pressure management, combines Kalogon’s Advanced Pressure Management System (APMS) with the individualized postural support of a custom cushion reimbursable by insurance. Learn More Accessories Orbiter – the world's first smart cushion that uses AI and patent-pending air cell technology to analyze real-time pressure data and intelligently adapt to meet your unique comfort needs. Learn More Accessories Bondar - E2617 Medicare-coded custom fabricated wheelchair back cushion designed to be an easy-to-install solution for people who need additional postural correction or support from their wheelchairs. Learn More Accessories Booster - a controller that solves maintenance issues with single-cell air floatation cushions. Learn More Feel Better, Sit Longer Kalogon redefines seating with clinically-validated, patent-pending technology for customers like wheelchair users, pilots, and drivers. Interested in learning more about our products? Schedule An In-Service

Order replacements or additional Orbiter cushion covers. Answering questions from how to clean and sizes available, these FAQs give you questions to all the things you need to know about Orbier covers. Orbiter Cushion Covers FAQs Do you have additional covers for my Orbiter cushion? Yes, you can order additional covers for your Orbiter. Why would I need an additional Orbiter cushion cover? Many people like to have additional covers for times when they spill something or otherwise get water or solids on the cover. Orbiter’s cushion covers are machine washable in cold water and can be hung dry. While one cover is drying you may like to have an available dry cover for your cushion. What is the fabric used for Orbiter’s cover? Orbiter uses a fabric with four-way stretch that is water resistant and machine washable, allowing for comfort. Is the cushion cover washable? Yes, the Orbiter cushion cover is machine washable. Please wash in cold water and air dry. Do not put your Orbiter cushion cover into the dryer. How do I wash my Orbiter cover? You can wash your Orbiter cushion cover in a machine with cold water and air dry it. Do not put it into the dryer, even on a low heat. What colors are available for additional covers? You can select either black and Orbiter blue (the stripe on the side) or black and black for your cushion covers. Will the cover fit my Orbiter? Each cover should be ordered for the dimensions of your cushion. Some sizes are more common and will be shipped faster, while others are less common and will need to be special ordered. Will the cover fit my non-Orbiter cushion? Orbiter covers are designed to fit Orbiter cushions specifically. How do I purchase an additional cover for my Orbiter? If you have an existing Orbiter, you can purchase additional covers directly from Kalogon or from your local dealer or representative. If you are purchasing an Orbiter for the first time, you will work with the appropriate dealer or representative to add this to your order. Contact Info Email us at contact@kalogon.com Social Links Useful Links Our Company Careers Press Room Blog

We are committed to providing a seamless and fair return process. Our return policy outlines the steps for initiating returns, warranty information, and refund eligibility. Return Policy Booster Returns Boosters purchased from Kalogon may be returned within 90 days of delivery to the customer if they are in their original, sealed packaging. All standard returns, if approved, are subject to a 20% restocking fee. If Booster is being returned for a warranty reason, refunds and replacements will be provided upon product being returned to Kalogon for evaluation. All Booster returns or warranty requests require a Return Authorization (RA) number issued by Kalogon. No products returned without prior authorization and this number attached will be accepted. RA numbers are valid for 30 days from the date issued. To receive an RA number and to process your return, please call Kalogon at 321-465-4504 or email us at contact@kalogon.com . The team will walk you through the process. Orbiter Product Returns Orbiter Classic & Orbiter Med returns are subject to a 20% restocking fee and will only be refunded if the product is in its original condition. Shipping may be charged as part of the restocking process. For warranty requests, please contact Kalogon to have your item replaced. You will be asked to return your original item and it will be subject to Kalogon review of the issue. All Orbiter Classic and Orbiter Med returns or warranty requests require a Return Authorization (RA) number issued by Kalogon. No products returned without prior authorization and this number attached. RA numbers are valid for 30 days from the date issued. To receive an RA number and to process your return, please call Kalogon at 321-465-4504 or email us at contact@kalogon.com . The team will walk you through the process.

Kalogon Expert Insight: short private consultations with internationally recognized clinician and Kalogon Clinical Advisor, Kelly Waugh, PT, MAPT. Kelly is a master clinician who has worked in the field of wheelchair seating and mobility for over 40 years. Get Expert Insight Private Consult with Kelly Waugh, PT, MAPT, ATP Schedule a Session Kalogon is now offering short private consultations with internationally recognized clinician and Kalogon Clinical Advisor, Kelly Waugh, PT, MAPT, ATP. Kelly is a master clinician who has worked in the field of wheelchair seating and mobility for over 40 years. Who is this for? Private consult is designed for people who use wheelchairs, clinicians who specialize in seating, ATP Suppliers, and other seating professionals. What can we discuss? Pretty much anything related to Wheelchair Seating! If you are a clinician or supplier: Challenging client cases Help identifying seating objectives and product features How to bill for your time as a therapist How to develop your expertise in wheelchair seating If you are a wheelchair user: Problems you are having with your wheelchair seating Ideas to consider that you can discuss with your seating provider How and where to find help Advocating for yourself within the complex wheelchair procurement process And much more! How does it work? Kelly offers a few hours a week during which you can schedule 30 minutes with her over Google Meet or telephone. These sessions do not constitute medical advice and you should still consult with your medical providers or other experts with regards to specific clients or patients. How do I sign up? Book using the calendar below and show up when the time comes. You will receive email confirmations and reminders. Schedule Your Session Frequently asked Questions about Private Consult with Kelly Waugh Does this cost anything? Kalogon offers this as a service to our community as part of our mission to eliminate the stresses of sitting and improve health through inventive seating solutions. These consultations are not product pitches although you may ask Kelly about Kalogon products. Note: Kalogon employees do not attend these sessions unless requested by the clinician or ATP supplier. Can we record the session? Bring a notebook or have a way to record key insights - these sessions are not recorded. Can I invite other people? If you are inviting someone else, you can add them at the time you book the consultation or once the invitation is on your calendar. Do we have to talk about Kalogon? No. Time with Kelly is what you decide to speak about - so come prepared with your questions and what you want to discuss. I can’t meet during any of these sessions, are other times available? Please email Kalogon at contactus@kalogon.com and we’ll work to connect you with Kelly to see what additional times may be available. What conferencing tool are you using? Private consults will use Google Meet. Have other questions? Please email Kalogon at contactus@kalogon.com. If I need help with a challenging problem or case, what information should I bring to the meeting? It is advisable to come prepared to summarize the primary problems (in areas of skin, posture, comfort and/or function) and client’s goals. You can share a photo of client with their permission to help show postural issues. What if I can’t make it last minute? Please cancel by going to your calendar invite and selecting the cancellation option. This allows other people to book time as needed. Do I need to be in front of a computer? While it is not required, we do recommend being on your desktop or a tablet as available. If not, you may call in using the information provided in the meeting invitation.