The VSimulators team is pleased to support University of Exeter PhD student Ruth in her project using a passive exoskeleton to assist in ankle muscle […]
Blogs
VSimulators hosts visit by Parkinson’s UK
The VSimulators team were pleased to host a visit with Caroline Rassell, CEO of Parkinson’s UK. Caroline met with Dr Will Young and other researchers […]
VSimulators team supporting research to help people with diabetes
Researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School are working with the University of Manchester on a project aimed at supporting people with diabetes. Healthy […]
VSimulators welcomes new member to expanding team
The VSimulators research team is excited to announce the appointment of Ben Boswell as their new Business Development Manager. Ben will focus on commercialising the […]
SENSATION project to enhance the design of structures for pedestrian comfort
The VSimulators team is pleased to support a new initiative aimed at enhancing the design of pedestrian structures, like footbridges, by focusing on factors that […]
Project to study postural responses to challenging situations in immersive environments
VSimulators is about to start a cutting-edge project in collaboration with Translational Research Fellow Sonia from the NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC). Mind the […]
VSimulators team train in use of medical technology to support groundbreaking research
VSimulators’ technical staff have attended a training course in Berlin to acquire new skills and knowledge in medical technology. James Bassitt, Senior Experimental Officer and […]
ESE PhD student a finalist in STEM for Britain awards
PhD student Nimmy Abraham was a finalist in the Engineering category of the annual STEM for Britain awards. Nimmy, a postgraduate researcher in the Vibration […]
Mind The Gap: Steps towards precision rehabilitation in chronic pain
Researchers in the University’s department of Sport & Health Sciences are using VR technology to understand the neurobiological mechanisms of chronic pain to develop effective […]
Wearable device aims to transform mobility in Parkinson’s
A pioneering partnership is developing the use of wearable devices to transform mobility for people with Parkinson’s – unlocking the potential for greater independence and […]