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Join Motek and Kaitlin Hays PT, DPT, NCS, of Craig Hospital, on Tuesday February 8th for a free webinar! Register here. In this webinar, you will learn
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The University of Strathclyde has shared their pioneering new partnership with Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland (CHSS), which aims to "kickstart a revolution
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Join Motek on 7th December at 1pm CET for a free webinar: "Demystifying human performance from elite athletes to frail older people". This presentation
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The International Society of Posture and Gait Research (ISPGR) are hosting a free webinar in collaboration with DIH (Motek and Hocoma) on Tuesday 5th
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AMTI have launched the latest addition to the Optima force plate range - the Optima Special Purpose Series of glass-top force plates which allows activities
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In November 2019, Tokachi Rehabilitation Center at the Hokuto Social Medical Corporation Head Quarter in Japan kicked off the "Smart Rehabilitation"
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Summit Medical and Scientific are pleased to be Gold Sponsors at this year's Staffordshire Conference on Clinical Biomechanics. Taking place virtually on
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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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The University of Exeter's state-of-the-art VSimulators facility is being used as part of research funded by Parkinson's UK. Research aiming to train
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