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The latest webinar in the free series developed by Motek and Hocoma will highlight guidelines published by clinical experts on physiotherapy management for
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Motek has shared recommendations and general information from experts around the world, updating many of the hygiene and
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Motek and Hocoma have recently launched their series of webinars discussing the use of advanced technologies. This is your opportunity to ask about
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A recent study published on sciencedirect.com compared the Human Body Model software versus conventional gait models for kinematic gait analysis in children
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Our partner Motek have shared a whitepaper entitled "Clinical Gait Analysis: Treadmill-Based vs Overground". Clinical gait analysis is a well-established
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We are pleased to return to the European Neuro Convention (17-18 March 2020) for the third year in a row at the NEC in Birmingham! Find us on Stand N331
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NR Times, the leading neurorehabilitation magazine in the UK, recently covered how Hocoma and Motek have been leading the way in developing innovative
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Our partner Motek have released a whitepaper entitled "Quality of Treadmill Embedded Force Plates for Gait Analysis". Gait analysis is used for both
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The C-Mill treadmill has been used in the first study to assess how Parkinson's Disease affects the capacity for obstacle avoidance as a function of the
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