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Recent ITV News coverage shows how Cardiff University are using their Motek GRAIL system (Gait Realtime Analysis Interactive Lab) to research improving
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Research has found that giving patients physiotherapy 20 years - and even more - after their stroke can bring life-changing improvements in hand, arm,
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Did you know that this week is Brain Awareness Week 2019? Founded by the Dana Foundation, the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives, and the European Dana
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The Motek Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (CAREN) was featured in published research exploring the effectiveness of fall-prevention
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Cardiff University are hosting a three day course on "Applied Technology in Clinical Human Movement Analysis" from the 18th - 20th March. Enrol
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A recent study has concluded that biofeedback and virtual reality show promise as a tool for gait therapy in children with Cerebral Palsy. This was
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There will be a free symposium about how Motek's GRAIL (Gait Realtime Analysis Interactive Lab) is used for rehabilitation and clinical gait analysis on the
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We were inspired to read that a spinal implant helped three paralysed men to walk again (Source: The Independent, New Scientist). This marks the first time
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The Brain and Spinal Injury Centre (BASIC) will start to offer a new therapy for military veterans who experience forms of post-traumatic stress disorder
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