A win for Leeds at the 2011 Genesis Awards

Monday 5 December 2011

Glasgow-based Scottish Health Innovations won the Medtech Innovation award at the recent Genesis Awards for working to commercialise iPAM, a collaborative project between the University of Leeds and Dr Alastair Cozens, Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine at Woodend Hospital in Aberdeen.

iPAM is a robotic system which increases the opportunities for stroke patients to exercise their stroke affected upper limbs between their conventional therapy sessions.

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To read more about the iPAM research project see the Institute of Engineering Systems and Design website.