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To empower every human to live a longer independent life by providing assistive robotics and rehabilitative technologies.
As healthcare services dive deeper into the potential of software and tech to remedy age-old conditions, new innovations are being discovered at an increasing rate. Bioliberty is one such innovation, a technology start-up that has built a robotic glove that can restore upper limb mobility.
Developed predominantly for patients who have had strokes and have lost mobility in their hands, the hardware is paired with a digital therapy platform that provides the patient with custom exercises to restrengthen the muscles in their hand. The glove itself can be used by both occupational therapists and by patients at home, making it a flexible and powerful tool for quality of life improvement in stroke survivors.
The Edinburgh-based startup has enjoyed more than £3 million in funding to develop its trial product and platform. Once the product is finalised, the company plans to obtain FDA approval so that it can begin operations in the USA.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Dec 2023
$0.6m
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Apr 2023
$2.8m
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Rowan Armstrong
(CEO)Current Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellow. Former Business Graduate at Siemens Healthineers, Hardware Electronics Team member at Edinburgh University, and was a R&D Intern at Spacelabs Healthcare.
Shea Quinn
(COO)Former Production Engineer at Axial 3D, Sustaining Engineer Intern at Schlumberger, and Scholar at Royal Aeronautical Society
Ross O'Hanlon
(CTO)Previously served as the company's CSO. Former Enterprise Associate at Heriot-Watt University, Summer Accelerator Intern at Edinburgh Innovations, and had a MEng System Engineer placement at SpectCell
Conan Bradley
(CDO)Previously worked for Bloc Blinds as a Business Development Executive after being promoted from Design Engineering Intern.