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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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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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An exciting online event is taking place on February 25th at 3pm GMT, where Hocoma will be demonstrating the new LokomatPro Sensation for the first
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Join Motek on January 28th at 2pm to learn about the latest software update for the C-Mill. Register for the webinar here. The C-Mill is increasingly
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We are proud to announce that the first Motek HERO Solution in the world has been purchased by the University of Strathclyde in the UK. The HERO
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The HERO Solution, launched last year, is the newest development from Motek and their partner Monitored Rehab Systems. Born in a time of crisis, the HERO
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Physiotherapy is a key part of rehabilitation services for people with long-term COVID-19, says NICE. NICE, the Royal College of General Practitioners
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Our partner Motek, in cooperation with Monitored Rehab Systems, has announced the HERO Solution: a 5-system solution for complete functional movement
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Yesterday we were introduced to VSimulators, the University of Exeter’s new facility which can recreate any environment using innovative technology. Click
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