Life Science Robotics

The fourth trial in the UK for the ROBERT®, a robotic rehabilitation device for early upper and lower limb mobilisation, has commenced at the University of Strathclyde 🦾

The Sir Jules Thorn Centre for Co-Creation of Rehabilitation Technology within Biomedical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde will be using the ROBERT® for the next two months.

The ROBERT® will be used by people living with disability (movement, communication, and cognition) caused by stroke in an eight week, intensive rehabilitation programme.

This innovative robotic device will be used among other technologies in a group circuit programme. This unique programme is a multi-technology solution developed in the Technology Enriched Rehabilitation Gym.

Keld Thorsen, CEO at Life Science Robotics, said:

"This trial reflects a shared commitment to advancing evidence-based rehabilitation and integrating robotic-assisted therapy into intensive rehabilitation programmes that support optimal patient recovery.”

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ROBERT® #9 is heading to India. 🇮🇳

India continues to expand the integration of robotics solution into modern rehabilitation practice, reflecting the growing focus on intensive, technology-supported rehabilitation and the importance of delivering consistent, high-quality therapy. 🧠

We are proud to see ROBERT® continuing to support clinicians across India in advancing high-quality neurorehabilitation. 🤝

Day 3 at DMEA 2026 in Berlin, Germany. 🇩🇪

Strong interest and valuable discussions continue around the role of robotics in rehabilitation and ultrasound scanning.

If you are attending DMEA, there is still time to visit us at the Danish Pavilion, located in Hall 2.2, Booth F-109.

Our team looks forward to welcoming you and connecting throughout the final day of the event. 🤝