The episode entitled “Sanità 4.0” of the italian TV program REPORT aired on Rai 3 on December 17th, 2018 , was focusing on the activity monitoring technologies and more particularly on our inertial sensor, the Physilog® 5 to assess disease progression. This programme features Professor Walter Maetzler , Scientific Coordinator of the European project “Keep Control” in which Gait Up is…
Ce-mois-ci, Gait Up est à l’honneur dans l’ EPFL Magazine de décembre 2018. Cet article revient sur notre collaboration avec la société Suisse Pomoca, spécialisée dans la production de peaux de phoque avec laquelle nous avions développé Pomocup, un capteur permettant l’analyse du mouvement pour le ski de randonnée. L’article retrace également le lancement de notre nouvel outil d’analyse…
What does Gait Up doing today? How does Gait Up perceive the market of wearables and alghorithms? What are the issues and challenges? Thanks to Alexis Leibbrandt and Medium for this relevant interview with CEO Benoit Mariani to know and understand who is Gait Up S.A.. in 2018! ——–> the answers are here!
Gait Up is really enthusiastic to be part of the Sub2 field experiments in Kenya, testing the running biomechanics on the hills thanks to Physilog 5 sensors (spot them)! Sub2, the first dedicated international research initiative made up of specialist multidisciplinary scientists from academia, elite athletes and strategic industry partners.The SUB2 project team believe a…
In his article “Médecin moderne, médecin connecté?”, Dr. Jeannot raises the rising importance of Internet, the social media and connected objects in the role of today’s doctors. He emphasizes the crucial need of reliability and scientifically validation of the connected devices and amongst all the existing gadgets, highlights Gait Up’ technology as a an example of a…
The “Success Story: Gait Up and its smart sensors” article by Scale-Up Vaud, through the interview of Benoît Mariani, CEO, reveals Gait Up’s origin, what makes the technology so innovative, its future plans,… Get to know more about Gait Up success story by reading the full article here.
This month’s edition of the In Vivo magazine features Gait Up in an article about “Falls: A Difficult Challenge”. Read the full article here, get some insight with these highlights: “30% of people aged 65 and older who fall every year in Switzerland […] In addition to suffering, time away from work, surgeries, and hospitalisations, falls cost…
The “24 heures” swiss magazine features an article (“La technologie de réalité virtuelle de MindMaze fait des prodiges”) about the wonders of the virtual reality technology from Mindmaze. It highlights that Gait Up expertise in motion analysis in the healthcare, research and sport fields, together with Mindmaze will open new ways in the future of virtual…