Pioneering movement measurement device showcases at MEDICA UK Pavilion

There will be a dedicated UK Pavillon to showcase the strengths of UK lifesciences, organized by the Department of International Trade and Association of British Healthtech Industries (ABHI)

UK-based Kinetikos Health are joining the DIT Midlands (Department of International Trade Midlands) – Northern Powerhouse UK Pavilion (Hall 16 | Stand H25) at MEDICA 2022 to showcase a pioneering mobile app (medical device) that accurately measures movement quality in an ecological and opportunistic way, heralding a new era of continuous monitoring and movement-measurement for people with health conditions that have a permanent or transient effect on mobility.

The world’s largest event for the medical sector returns to Düsseldorf. Germany on 14-17 November, giving UK companies a chance to showcase UK expertise on the world stage.

There will be a dedicated UK Pavillon to showcase the strengths of UK lifesciences, organized by the Department of International Trade and Association of British Healthtech Industries (ABHI).

Kinetikos Health was one of the invited companies by the joint DIT Midlands (Department of International Trade Midlands) – Northern Powerhouse market visit to MEDICA22, to showcase their movement disorders’ digital health innovation to international buyers and to forge new partnerships. Find us at Hall 16 | Stand H25.

Pedro Teixeira, Business Developer of Kinetikos Health said:

“This is a chance to discover and connect with innovative UK and global life sciences companies, hospitals, clinics and 3rd party organizations that want to enhance their services/ solutions through an accurate remote monitoring solution.

With our in-house developed solution for People with Parkinson’s disease, we have proven the capability and clinical relevance of continuously monitoring the quality of movement. Since almost every health condition can have a permanent or transient effect on mobility, we are now aiming at establishing partnerships with companies that may benefit from this gait-related data analytics.”

Source: Company Press Release