Tech & industry
Rehab technology, assistive tech, equipment and the companies behind them.
- Tech & industry1 Aug
VIM Health discuss robotic-assisted therapies in neuro-rehab
- Tech & industry28 Jul
thymia secures $2.7m to further develop its pioneering monitoring and assessment tech
- Research26 Jul
A new collaborative study is working on developing an assistive device based on artificial intelligence that will help with rehabilitation post-stroke. Recently, a team of researchers showcased BiomacVR, an innovation that aims to assist stroke survivors get back on their feet as quickly as possible. Shortly afterwards, a third component of this technology was developed: BiomacEMG. According [...]
- Tech & industry26 Jul
Learn more about the latest in cutting-edge upper body rehab tech from Fourier Intelligence
- Brain injury20 Jul
Study shows significant increase in ability to recall words
- Tech & industry14 Jul
A recently developed artificial intelligence (AI) tool has shown to accurately count brain lesions on MRI scans within seconds, once it is adapted to the clinic. It is believed that the AI tool should help neuroradiologists to evaluate patients’ brain diseases at earlier stages. This AI tool was developed at the University of Texas Health [...]
- Tech & industry14 Jul
Backed by £1.6m from The Brain Tumour Charity, the project brings together latest research and tech approaches
- Tech & industry7 Jul
Of all the products that assist people with a disability, wheelchairs seem to cause the most difficulty and confusion. There are so many options and variations that many people finish up with something that doesn't serve them all that well. There are at least two basic topics to think about - the overlapping demands of [...]
- Tech & industry7 Jul
Of all the products that assist people with a disability, wheelchairs seem to cause the most difficulty and confusion. There are so many options and variations that many people finish up with something that doesn't serve them all that well. There are at least two basic topics to think about - the overlapping demands of [...]
- Tech & industry30 Jun
New research has shown how novel soft robotics can help recovering stroke survivors to relearn playing music and other skills that require dexterity and coordination. Previous research has shown that music therapy can help stroke survivors to recover language and motor function, however, for those trained in music pre-stroke they may need to relearn this [...]














