Taking robotics research to the next level a challenge
Too a lot college R&D focused on guide instead of commercialisation Startup estimates it would need RM500,000 to kick off and maintain the enterprise ONE in six humans within the world will suffer a stroke in their lifetime – in Malaysia, about 52,000 humans, and not just the aged, go through a stroke every year. Because of the massive wide variety of sufferers and a lack of therapists, stroke patients normally don’t have the hazard to get sufficient rehabilitation for a proper healing, an area Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) spinoff organisation TechCare Innovation Sdn Bhd hopes to deal with. The organisation has advanced a sequence of robotics structures it calls Compact Rehabilitation Robot (CR2), and one version, CR2-Haptic, is geared toward those who've suffered strokes, traumatic brain accidents or other neurological disorders resulting in hand and arm impairment. As part of the reputable release of the Malaysian Global Innovation Centre (MaGIC) in past ...