Pierre Soubrier

UC3M developed innovative rehabilitation technology combining exergames & an electromechanical controller for hand & wrist recovery. These tools track mobility & grip strength, offering real-time data for therapists to enhance patient progress.

Two video games created to improve hand and wrist rehabilitation Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), in collaboration with Escuela Politécnica del Ecuador and the ASEPEYO hospitals in Barcelona and Madrid, has developed a system of exercise video games (or exergames) that promotes the rehabilitation of people with mobility problems in their hands and wrists...

"5 Sports Tech Innovations That Got Banned

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If you’re not pushing the edge, you’re falling behind.

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Denver’s NWSL team is making a $400M bet on women’s soccer with plans for a new stadium, training facilities, and community investment. Backers aim for equity and long-term returns, despite uncertain profits.

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