August 3rd 2019 an invited symposium titled “Inertial Measurement Units based methods for mobility assessment in real-world condition” was held at the Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) in Calgary, Canada. The aim of the symposium was to survey the most challenging methods, sensor configurations and techniques to detect walking bouts and estimate…
June 30th to July 4th this summer the ISPGR World Congress 2019 took place in Edinburgh, Scotland, and our superhero team was present hosting a pre-conference workshop titled: Assessing real world mobility: are we ready for the digital revolution? The goal of the workshop was to provide the audience with an overview of the Mobilise-D…
Imagine being able to monitor patients’ mobility and health with the help of small sensors and personalized algorithms – on a daily basis, without them having to come to a clinic regularly and at predetermined intervals. Impossible? Not according to the Innovation in Medicine Initiative (https://www.imi.europa.eu/), who dedicated 25.4 million euro public money to Mobilise-D,…
SCIENCE|BUSINESS republished a press release from Mobilise-D partner NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). Read it here.
The Mobilise-D project had its official start April 1st this year and on April 11th, the consortium got together to kick the project off to a good start. More than 100 Mobilisers met in Newcastle to better get to know both the project and each other, and to build a strong team that can handle…