Watch: Can making movement ‘worse’ actually speed up recovery after stroke?

By Published On: 27 April 2026
Watch: Can making movement ‘worse’ actually speed up recovery after stroke?

As reported by NR Times last week, Bioxtreme has secured a total of US$15m to support the development of its rehab robotics.

Here, we speak to Eyal Samuel Shachar, CEO of BioXtreme, about the company’s counterintuitive approach to neurorehabilitation: using error augmentation in robotics to help stroke and other neurological injury patients recover faster.

Watch the exclusive interview now on YouTube or listen on your chosen podcast platform.

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