Movinglife is an Israeli start-up company, which develops, manufactures and markets in Israel and around the world advanced folding scooters, which provide a full solution for those who have difficulty with mobility, due to various underlying diseases or aging.

Nino Ransenberg, the founder of the company who himself suffers from polio, is the living spirit behind the development of ATTO. Ransenberg, a businessman and entrepreneur who travels a lot around the world, refused to compromise with the outdated solutions that existed on the market, and was looking for a light and foldable scooter, approved for flying, that would serve him in his busy schedule that includes many flights and business meetings. To his surprise, such a product did not exist on the market.

Nino says: "The idea of the product arose because of the frustration I felt every time I flew and returned from abroad. I had to wait for my scooter to arrive with the luggage, so I came up with a product that is light and foldable, one that can even get on a plane with me and serve me anywhere. That's why I developed ATTO"

Today, Movinglife company offers a variety of advanced scooter models under the ATTO name.
All ATTO models are characterized by a futuristic design and light weight, designed down to the last detail for the comfort of users and include advanced safety measures and a large selection of accessories. The scooters quickly fold down to the size of a compact trolley suitcase and easily split into two parts - a feature that allows the user to easily put them in the trunk of a car or in the overhead compartment of an airplane. But above all, they allow freedom of movement and a return to a normal and independent life.

Our story begins in 2013 when we set out to create a new type of folding scooter that would be more versatile, mobile and stylish than any existing model on the market. We knew that many people with mobility impairments struggled with heavy, bulky and awkward devices that limited their options for movement, travel and social life. We also knew that the existing solutions did not meet the demands of modern life, where people need to be flexible, mobile and connected.

We spent years researching, designing and testing different concepts until we finally came up with the idea of ATTO. Our goal was to create a scooter that could fold and unfold easily, fit into small spaces like cars, trains or planes, and look as good as any other personal vehicle. We also wanted to make sure ATTO was safe, durable and customizable, with features like adjustable height, removable batteries and LED lights.

In 2015, we launched ATTO at the Rehacare trade fair in Germany, and the response was overwhelming. People were blown away by the ATTO's compact size, sleek design and smooth ride, and many of those who ordered bought it on the spot. We knew something big was happening here and that ATTO was going to change many lives.

In 2021, the company launched a Shabbat scooter that offers a sophisticated Shabbat command mechanism developed in collaboration with engineers and rabbis of the "Tzamat" institute. At the same time, the company's research and development team is working on the intensive development of additional innovative products, the goal of which is to improve the quality of life of people with reduced mobility in Israel and around the world.
We specialize in adapting mobility solutions to specific mobility needs - and we do it personally. We make a personalized and unique adjustment of the scooter purchase process because we know that limited mobility comes in many forms and requires a variety of solutions - each solution fits the specific needs of each person we meet.
We also know that the right mobility solution can be life-changing, while a product that doesn't exactly meet needs can become more of a burden than a necessity.

Since then, we've continued to improve and refine ATTO, based on feedback from our customers, partners and experts. We've added new features like a USB port, cup holder and travel case, as well as new colors and accessories. We have also expanded our distribution network to more than 50 countries worldwide, and have received numerous awards and accolades for our innovation, design and impact.