I was very pleased to meet up with the Standing Start team last week for two days training with their new staff. Andrea and Nadine joined us from Hasomed - the manufacturer of our RehaMove FES cycling system. Standing Start[…]
For the last few years many of our clients for our RehaMove FES Cycling system have got to know Andy Galbraith (on the right in the picture shown working with an Ekso Bionics system). He has provided assessments and home[…]
I was pleased to be invited to Ekso Bionics's launch today in Leeds.
Ekso Bionics are teaming up with Technology in Motion to provide potential users in the area the chance to be assessed and then hopefully to walk in[…]
The New RehaStim 2 is here. Improved colour graphics,
intuitive to use and improved performance tracking in an affordable
package. 
Spinal cord injured individuals with conus–cauda lesions, and as a consequence denervation of their lower extremities, suffer from severe atrophy of their lower limb muscles. After some years, much of the muscle tissue is replaced by fat and connective tissue and secondary problems such as decubitus ulcers, dysfunction of wound healing and osteoporosis can occur. Such denervated muscles experience progressive changes that gradually transform them into tissue incapable of excitation by normal FES (functional electrical stimulation) protocols. This unfortunately prevents some activities such as FES cycling or standing that can assist overall fitness and well being.
Tailwind is a unique device that clinical studies have
demonstrated can permanently improve arm movement in stroke patients
who
have lost upper extremity function - even years after their stroke
event. 
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