Researchers at the University of Exeter’s Medical School are exploring the neural and biomechanical mechanisms involved in balance control, to support future research into fall […]
Category: Case study
Second phase of wearable technology project to help people with Parkinson’s gets underway
The VSimulators team are pleased to support the second phase of testing for gaitQ, an innovative cueing system designed to enhance walking and overall quality […]
Using Non-immersive Gamified Exercises on Chronic Pain in People With Stroke
VSimulators is supporting a study exploring the short-term effects of non-immersive gamified exercises on chronic stroke pain. The project, funded by the UKRI Chronic Pain […]
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 Parkinsonās ā unlocking the potential for greater independence and […]
Postural control during perturbated balance in people with chronic ankle instability
Biomechanists are exploring the strategies used by people with chronic ankle instability to balance. Chronic ankle instability often develops after repeated ankle sprains, or a […]
Motion sensitivity research could benefit people with inner ear condition
Research into motion sensitivity could lead to improved rehabilitation programmes and an improvement in building designs for people with a rare inner ear condition that […]
Helping people with Parkinsonās and freezing of gait take the first step: VSimulators technology supporting novel, low-cost community interventions
Researchers at several institutions have been collaborating on a project aiming to train people with Parkinsonās to shift their balance and overcome āfreezing of gaitā […]
VSimulators technology used in helping to develop footwear for active older people
Dr Sharon Dixon, Associate Professor in Biomechanics, has used the University of Exeter’s VSimulators facility at Exeter Science Park to help develop safe and comfortable […]
VSimulators used to explore balance in standing or walking peopleĀ
Dr Naser Taleshi recently completed his PhD, in which he used the University of Exeter’s VSimulators facility at Exeter Science Park to explore the balance […]