New tech targets concussion in US sport
A US sports performance technology firm is aiming to improve concussion assessment for professional athletes through a new software innovation.
Category: Technology
TriLift UK is broadening horizons for people with mobility scooters and powerchairs
Over 350,000 people in the UK rely on mobility scooters…
Standing up for independence
With greater independence for users and an array of proven health benefits, it is little wonder the standing wheelchair is gaining in popularity at rapid pace.
Safety monitoring without the intrusion
How a game-changing box of tricks is keeping vulnerable people safe without impinging on their privacy or independence.
A whole new ball game for stroke rehab
A device that was recently named ‘garden shed’ invention of the year is offering a new alternative to stroke survivors, as NR Times reports.
A Russian revolution in neuro tech
Russian neurotechnology developers visited the UK recently to forge new ties with neuro-rehab professionals. Andrew Mernin reports on their innovations and intentions.
Braced for a better quality of life
It’s 100 years since Otto Bock created an orthopaedic tech firm in Berlin to help soldiers wounded in WWI. Just as it did then, his company continues to pioneer new ways of improving mobility.
Sky high ambition
A young entrepreneur from Bristol is aiming to revolutionise air travel for disabled people, including those affected by brain and spinal injuries and conditions.
On Another Level
NR Times reports on an innovative solution to an age-old domestic problem facing many people in wheelchairs.
Hitting the road to a better quality of life
Advances in technology are helping to open up the world like never before for people who rely on mobility assistance, as NR Times discovers.
21st Century technology: A care provider’s guide
The team at the Elysium Neurocare facility at Badby Park, Daventry, share how they are exploring the use of technology for the benefit of patients.
A stroke of genius
An Austrian start-up is using mobile devices and the brain’s inability to separate the real from the imagined to help stroke patients. NR Times meets Rewellio CEO and founder Georg Teufl to find out more.
