By Peter Cox
Growing up, Steven Bleau saw how multiple sclerosis complicated his dad's mobility. Bleau said he noticed how others with the same condition used mobility devices when he volunteered at the MS Society’s youth camp.
He began tinkering with mobility aids in his design class at the University of Minnesota and began to redesign the rollator walker for younger users.
He brought his redesign to a course at the Carlson School of Management, called entrepreneurship in action. There he joined three other classmates, Morgan Kerfeld, Rick Pradhan and Beth Urbanski.
Now they're launching their own company, Telo, and adding technology to measure physical therapy progress. | 
