Our Patented Technology
At the heart of our approach lies our patented wearable technology, the eir Bands. Combining functional electrical stimulation (FES) with extended reality (XR) and motion tracking, these innovative technologies provide a personalised and immersive rehabilitation experience.
Our Goals
Enhancing Patient Experience
To make recovery more engaging and comfortable for patients
Improving Treatment Outcomes
To achieve better and faster recovery results through advanced technology
Ensuring Accessibility
So all survivors can receive the rehabilitation and support they need anytime, anywhere
Enabling Remote Monitoring
For better care by allowing healthcare providers to track progress and adjust treatment
Our solutions are designed to target specific areas of weakness, helping individuals regain mobility and independence with confidence
Gaming for Health: Innovating Rehabilitation with VR and EMS
In collaboration with London South Bank University, our PhD project, "Gaming for Health," explores the potential of VR and EMS technologies in healthcare. This initiative aims to enhance injury recovery and rehabilitation by integrating electrical muscle stimulation and virtual reality, pushing the boundaries of clinical practice to achieve improved outcomes.
Our Partners
Transforming Stroke Recovery with XR and Muscle Haptics
In partnership with King's College London, we’re revolutionising stroke rehabilitation using muscle haptics and extended reality (XR) technologies. This collaboration aims to enhance upper limb recovery post-stroke by integrating functional electrical stimulation (FES) with XR and hand-tracking
eir Bands have been certified as VR Healthy
The VR Healthy Team researches VR games' physical and mental health benefits. They develop research-backed VR programs tailored for fitness, rehabilitation, and therapy purposes. eir Bands have received VR Healthy Certification in multiple categories, including Muscular Strength and Endurance, Cardiovascular Exercise, and Mood Improvement with High Intensity.
Transforming Stroke Recovery: A New Collaboration with Ghent University
We partnered with Ghent University to create an innovative stroke recovery system that integrates Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), Virtual Reality (VR), and motion tracking. This collaboration aims to enhance neurorehabilitation by providing immersive, task-specific therapy that significantly improves patient outcomes.
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