Assistive technology that earns trust before it asks for it.
Healthcare technology has to be right, not just impressive. We work on assistive and human-machine systems, and we are explicit about what is research, what is demonstrated and what has not yet been approved for use with patients.
The problem on the ground.
We start with what goes wrong today, not with the technology.
Limited access to assistive devices
Imported prosthetic and assistive technology is costly and hard to service locally.
Information is hard to reach
Many people have no easy route to reliable health guidance, or to a human professional when they need one.
Prototypes stall before trials
Promising devices need approval, protocols and partners before they can be tested with users.
What we design around.
— Safety and approval come first. Nothing is described as clinically validated unless it is.
— Privacy by design: health data stays on the device wherever possible.
— Repairable and serviceable by local technicians.
— Honest labelling of every system as concept, demonstrator or research.
Relevant systems and projects.
Each one carries its real status, so you know what is built, trialled or still an idea.
How we work in this sector.
Understand the operation
We visit, observe and listen before we specify anything.
Prototype against reality
Early builds go into the real environment, with its heat, dust, power and people.
Measure and report
Results are documented, including what did not work.
Prepare for use
Documentation, serviceability and a clear statement of what production would need.