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Obi dining robot wins top medical award

Obi dining robot wins top medical award

Following on from the recent 5 star from review Able Magazine Obi has now picked up another accolade. It has been selected as the Gold Winner in the Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Products category of the 20th Annual Medical Design Excellence Awards (MDEA)....
Exercise guidelines for adults with spinal cord injury

Exercise guidelines for adults with spinal cord injury

[grwebform url=”https://app.getresponse.com/view_webform_v2.js?u=zZ4xV&webforms_id=18433203″ css=”on” center=”off” center_margin=”200″/] New research highlights minimum exercise limits for adults with SCI This...
Providing disabled access will improve visitor numbers

Providing disabled access will improve visitor numbers

Disabled do not feel confident about accessibility when visiting new places The cost of providing disabled access can appear prohibitive, but the return on this investment will be worth it in the long term as it will attract more visitors. This was demonstrated by the...
The danger of a pressure ulcer for wheelchair users

The danger of a pressure ulcer for wheelchair users

What is a pressure ulcer A pressure ulcer is any area of localised damage to the skin and underlying soft tissue. They can be caused by several risk factors, including age, diagnosis, medication, continence, nutrition, mobility, and weight. There are also non-person...
Revolutionary eating device utilises cutting-edge robotics

Revolutionary eating device utilises cutting-edge robotics

Take control of mealtimes and provide independence As technological advances continue, robotics has become a rapidly growing field and now serves various practical purposes, including offering support for those with disabilities. As a result, people are beginning to...
Manchester bomb survivor determined to walk again

Manchester bomb survivor determined to walk again

Undergoes Neurophysics therapy in Australia’s Gold Coast The closest person to survive the Manchester Arena bomb when it went off was 40 year old Martin  Hibbert. His spinal cord was severed by one of the nails in the device, paralysing him from the base of his...