Tech & industry
Rehab technology, assistive tech, equipment and the companies behind them.
- Tech & industry22 Mar
Significant global growth in robotics set to continue to widen options in rehab
- Tech & industry15 Mar
Fourier Intelligence and Thor Assistive Technologies will be participating in one of the key dates in the UK neuro-rehab calendar next week. The companies will jointly be attending Naidex and Neuro Convention to showcase advancing technologies in medical robotics to an audience of thousands of professionals from across the country. Continuing to build its reputation [...]
- Parkinson's10 Mar
CUE1 has emerged in recent years as a new tool in the fight against Parkinson's, the world's fastest growing neurological condition. The wearable, non-invasive device is designed to improve motor performance and alleviate freezing of gait. NR Times spoke to Lucy Jung, co-founder and CEO of the company behind it, Charco Neurotech, to find out more. Lucy Jung, co-founder [...]
- Tech & industry10 Mar
How Thomas used GripAble to safely rebuild his strength
- Tech & industry10 Mar
First-of-its-kind research has potential to restore intuitive control and comfort for amputees
- Tech & industry6 Mar
SR Times takes a deep dive at what trends we will see in stroke tech this year. Vagus Nerve Stimulation Dr Terry Quinn, member of the British and Irish Association of Stroke Physician believes that Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) will still remain the “hot topic” for next year, due to non-invasive methods of VNS now [...]
- Tech & industry3 Mar
RePlay adds further remote rehab options for stroke survivors and study shows efficacy
- Stroke1 Mar
Specialist rehab centre partners with Neuromersiv on six-month pilot project
- Multiple sclerosis23 Feb
AI-powered platform to detect cognitive impairment can be effective in Multiple Sclerosis, study shows
















