Fourier Intelligence to exhibit at Neuro Convention / Naidex

By Published On: 15 March 2023
Fourier Intelligence to exhibit at Neuro Convention / Naidex

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 as a global leader in innovative rehab tech solutions, Fourier Intelligence will again be travelling to Birmingham for the event on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. 

It will be joined by its partner Thor Assistive Technologies on stand N-G8, where the team will showcase RehabHub™ and can discuss the currently available medical and community-based devices with professionals and patients alike. 

Health tech group Fourier Intelligence strives towards promoting the adoption of robotics technologies within various markets in the UK, and is keen for those involved in neuro-rehab to experience its rehab robotics first-hand. 

“We are thrilled to be exhibiting at Naidex, the UK’s most prestigious event for disability and independent living,” said Zen Koh, co-founder and global CEO of Fourier Intelligence. 

“As a global technology company committed to enhancing human ability through robotics and AI, we are excited to showcase our latest innovations and solutions that empower people with disabilities to lead more independent and fulfilling lives. 

“We look forward to connecting with like-minded individuals and organisations and contributing to advancing assistive technology for the benefit of all.” 

The Naidex/Neuro Convention event is open to all and is free to attend, but attendees must pre-register online via the event’s website. 

To schedule a personalised meeting with the Fourier Intelligence team, contact [email protected]

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