Tech & industry

  • Introducing the MetaMotus Galileo

    How the latest robot from Fourier Intelligence ups the ante in rehab tech further still

  • Clever design, innovation and craftsmanship deliver an outstanding solution for the Edwards family

    Having accrued decades of experience in the field of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) – owning 7 different models over a span of 23 years – The Edwards Family knew just what to look for when setting out for what would be their eighth. Their search ended at the Brotherwood Tigon – a lowered floor WAV conversion for the Toyota [...]

  • Analysis: The tipping point for neurofeedback devices?

    Neurofeedback has been used since the 1960s, becoming a mainstay in the world of alternative medicine but 50 years on, the method is yet to be accepted by mainstream science. Now, tech companies are bringing the divisive brain training method into the home. Earlier this year at the 2023 Health Optimisation Summit, a Canadian tech company unveiled a device that it says can optimise the brain and help you control your state of consciousness. The technology is underpinned by the concept of neurofeedback, a non-invasive method for consciously training and controlling brainwaves. Recordings of brain activity – or electroencephalograms (EEG) – are fed back to users in visual or auditory form. Its efficacy is disputed by scientists but throughout its history, the alternative therapy has retained a strong group of advocates. Sens.ai, is led by CEO, Paola Telfer, a tech entrepreneur and electrical engineer whose interest in brain optimisation stems from an injury that led her to a “low point” in her life.

  • Freezing of Gait and NexStride

    Anatomical Concepts discuss the latest rehab tech innovations in supporting patients

  • RehabWeek sees launch of latest Fourier robot

    The event - which was held in Asia for the first time and draws neuro-rehab professionals globally - unveiled the Galileo

  • Rehab is not a place – it’s a process

    GripAble look at how its rehab tech can support post-stroke outpatient rehab

  • Mild head injuries raise stroke risk – study

    Any head injury — even a mild one — raises a person's risk of later having an ischemic stroke, new research suggests. Having multiple injuries increases that risk, even more so than the severity of a single traumatic brain injury (TBI), researchers report. "Our study found that those who experience two or more head injuries, [...]

  • Neuromodulation project investigates non-invasive techniques

    BRAINSTORM research will address wide range of neurological conditions

  • New stroke recommendations for rehab

    The role of GripAble in supporting the National Clinical Guideline for Stroke in the UK

  • Innovation supports mental health

    Interactive ball which replicates breathing is delivering wellbeing benefits