Video: Australian uni develops 3D sensor bracelet to give back control to people with limited dexterity
Credit: University of Sydney Researchers at the University of Sydney are developing low-cost, cutting-edge assistive technology bracelet to allow people with hand impairment to easily…
World-renowned postural positioning expert delivers CPD sessions and demonstrations
Recently, Sheffield-based postural support specialist Jenx, and its UK distribution division, Jiraffe, welcomed Rifton Physiotherapist and Product and Training Specialist Lori Potts to its facilities.…
Scottish Government invests £50m in reducing hospital waiting times
Looking at new ways to reduce A&E waiting times, the Scottish Government has announced more than £50 million in a national improvement programme. The Urgent…
Healthcare technology association expands into Scotland to bring work of innovators to more patients
ABHI, a UK healthtech industry association, has launched ABHI Scotland to bring the work of healthcare innovators to more patients at home and abroad. The…
Case study: Adaptive stroller helps young girl with cerebral palsy maintain correct postural position
The Caretta Buggy from Baffin Technology Systems is helping an 11-year-old girl with cerebral palsy to maintain the correct postural position at all times, while…
3D printed gloves for stroke patients could open up teleconsultation options for physiotherapists
Researchers in India have developed a soft, wearable 3D printed glove with remote control capabilities to help stroke patients with their rehabilitation programmes, potentially speeding…
Free guide for TEC sector on how to engage service users with telecare
Appello, a technology-enabled care (TEC) specialist, has launched a new guide for housing providers about how they can engage clients with digital telecare services as…
Case study: Robbie the Cobot helps those with reduced mobility tackle Ford assembly work
Ford production line employee Dietmar Brauner thought his 30-year career was over after recurring health issues led to reduced mobility in his shoulder and wrist.…
Video: Council, charity and CCG jointly open short-term care centre and use assistive tech
A new short-term care centre to help speed up hospital discharges, with support from therapists and assistive technology, has welcomed its first patients. Plymouth City…
Developer appointed to deliver 66 specialist smart tech homes in Scotland
A transformation in housing for people who need assistance to help them live more independently in Dundee is a step closer as 66 new homes…