Tech & industry
Cognassist set to strengthen its position and break into new sectors to support organisations with neuro-inclusion
Data is leading Parkinson’s care into a new era of personalised care and accelerating the race towards better treatments.
Devices like smartphones and smartwatches are capturing an ever-expanding array of health data with increasing accuracy. Thanks to a growing body of validation studies being published by Apple, its devices - especially the Apple Watch - are being utilised by health tech companies to support neurologists in treating their patients. Precision neurology company, Rune Labs, is one such company, using data to help patients, clinicians and researchers gain a deeper understanding of clinical outcomes. There are two sides to its technology, a platform that enables clinicians and patients to make better shared care decisions, and a clinical operation that is helping Parkinson’s diesease trials run more efficiently. Read on for our full interview with Rune's lead neuroscientist Ro’ee Gilron.
Summit Medical and Scientific would like to introduce you to their range of innovative rehabilitation technology in this short product series.
The Folia Health app allows patients to be able to track health experiences such as symptoms, outcomes and treatments to gain insight into your health. “Manage multiple conditions or people, whether you’re a patient or a caregiver, all in one place” By making daily records using Folia Health, after a few weeks you will gain [...]
Summit Medical and Scientific would like to introduce you to their range of innovative rehabilitation technology in this short product series.
Here, SR Times takes a look at the ten innovations which are helping to better the future of stroke treatments and rehabilitation. Mobility Bioliberty - Lifeglov Pioneering stroke rehabilitation tech developers Bioliberty have recently secured £2.2 million in funding in order to further develop its robotic glove which helps to restore upper limb mobility. This [...]
Oxford-based Ultromics has been granted FDA Breakthrough Device Status for its AI-enhanced platform for detecting stroke risk factor cardiac amyloidosis. What is cardiac amyloidosis? Cardiac amyloidosis, also known as stiff heart syndrome, is a condition caused by amyloid deposits replacing normal heart muscle. It is also the most common form of restrictive cardiomyopathy. Cardiac amyloidosis [...]
Standing after spinal cord injury can be hugely important in terms of both health and wellbeing. Here, the team at Anatomical Concepts discuss the benefits of standing and why the Tek RMD is widening traditional options to support people with SCI You may not think of ‘just standing’ as a form of exercise, but [...]
SR Times talks to Benedikt Von Thüngen, CEO of health tech company Sanome, on how its innovations could power the future of stroke rehabilitation. Sanome is developing a ‘human digital twin’ which uses AI in order to create an early warning system using biomarkers. For stroke, this could predict rehab outcomes in patients. SR Times: What was [...]
Summit Medical and Scientific would like to introduce you to their range of innovative rehabilitation technology in this short product series. For our first spotlight session, we’ll be highlighting the Hocoma ErigoPro. What is the Hocoma ErigoPro? The Hocoma ErigoPro is a unique computer-controlled robotic device, consisting of a verticalisation table with integrated leg movement [...]
