Author: Tobias Vahlne

Together with project partners, Nuromedia has progressed to perform extensive evaluation of the needs of prosthetitians and other stakeholders and iterated the […]

SocketSense project is utilising LAE printable electronics and the very latest developments in Quantum Materials (Quantum Technology Supersensors™) to create durable, flexible, […]

New sensor systems to characterize effects the use of prosthetic sockets have on patient comfort and well-being are developed in the EU-funded […]

Preparations for a study to investigate the influence of socket comfort on stump-socket pressure distribution and gait parameters are under way at […]

KTH has initiated a Student Project, with Master Students from the Mechatronics Division, named “Socket Sense HK” to construct a test appliance […]

On the 12th March 2020, the first technology integration workshop of SocketSense project was held at the RISE Research Institutes of Sweden […]

On the 26th-27th of Feb 2020, the 2nd Project Milestone Meeting of SocketSense project took place at Institute of Biomedicine of Seville. […]

Large-Area Electronics (including printable and flexible electronics) is a new way of making electronics, sensing systems and intelligent objects using novel materials […]

Around 40 million people in the world have amputated a part of their body. In our part of the world a lost […]