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The analysis of plantar pressure data has become a crucial part of understanding dynamic weight bearing function in clinical gait assessments. XSENSOR
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The Summit Medical and Scientific team are delighted to be returning to the 20th Staffordshire Conference on Clinical Biomechanics from 21st - 23rd April.
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Read this new case study about network of hospitals in Italy, who widened their use of state-of-the-art neurorehabilitation technology to include robotics
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We're hiring! Do you want to make a difference to patients' recovery from injury, and improve their everyday lives? The Role We're looking for a Clinical
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"Walking-adaptability therapy after stroke: results of a randomized controlled trial" was recently published on BioMed Central. This Randomised
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Members of the spinal cord injury community may have recently seen the latest developments in spinal cord stimulation technology, where patients with
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Join Motek and three excellent speakers on 1st March at 2pm CET for a free webinar. Register here. GRAIL therapy for children, from research to clinical
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If you're a biomechanics professional, download this free eBook to learn how plantar pressure mapping can individualise training programs and maximise human
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Christina found herself unable to walk after emergency surgery related to her Multiple Sclerosis. "If I want to walk again, I have to get back on my feet
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