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In this freely accessible article, published by Incheon National University in Korea, you can find some nice insights on ankle weights wearing in underwater
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In Motek's recent online session "perturbation training: underlying principles and clinical evidence", guest speakers from Maastricht University presented
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We are delighted to be joining the European Neuro Convention online event as virtual exhibitors. Register online and view the schedule here. Taking place
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Following the recent announcement that the University of Exeter's VSimulators facility would be used in groundbreaking research funded by Parkinson's UK,
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Join XSENSOR on March 24th for a free webinar about improving human performance and return to play with plantar pressure data analysis. Click here to
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Summit Medical and Scientific are pleased to announce our new partnership with XSENSOR, the industry leader in Intelligent Dynamic Sensing with
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Our partner Motek would like to invite you to their free webinar on Wednesday 17th March at 2pm GMT which focuses on Perturbation training: Underlying
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Join XSENSOR for a session about capturing paediatric natural gait using in-shoe plantar pressure during the 35th Annual No-Nonsense Seminar tomorrow at 5PM
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A 51 year old patient contracted a mild case of COVID-19, which then triggered the development of Guillain-Barre syndrome that attacked his spinal cord and
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