Biofeedback | Neurofeedback [Infokanal]

This session explores the exciting new trend toward designing smart medical devices that provide critical force feedback to eliminate guesswork, improve outcomes, and increase consistency. Technical topics covered will include the unique advantages of force sensing resistor technology over traditional technologies such as strain gauges and load cells. We will highlight how thin and flexible sensors have enhanced a wide range of medical device applications to providing force feedback and make the products smart.

Presented on Behalf of: Mark Lowe, Vice President of Sensor Business at Tekscan, Inc.

www.tekscan.com/sensor-technology

Learn more about the technology behind FlexiForce force-sensitive resistors.

Salia Rehab is owned and operated by licensed occupational therapists. With over 15 years experience treating patients with neurological deficits, we are considered a premier source for delivering consistent clinical outcomes. In addition to offering therapeutic services, Salia Rehab also provides advanced rehabilitation devices that are manufactured from leading rehabilitation companies worldwide.