INSPIRE Conference
DigiClap was showcased at the INSPIRE Conference. The conference focused on using artificial intelligence and innovative technologies to increase inclusion, aligning closely with the vision of our product-service system. It …
DigiClap is a revolutionary, intelligent product-service system designed to empower individuals with hand dysfunction. By integrating Artificial Intelligence with commercially available games, the platform motivates users to develop functional hand skills through personalized, real-time adaptability tailored to their unique needs.
Finger attachments can be added/removed depending on the activity being conducted.
Rings are sized according to the individuals’ finger size, while being adjustable for comfort and variance in the finger size.
The device can be modified to fit the likings and identity of the child, by changing its colour and engraving their initials/name on it.
Via reverse engineering a splint can be attached to the device, depending on the needs of the end-user.
Our mission is to increase motivation during therapy sessions, supporting rehabilitation and ultimately improving quality of life. By employing a user-centered design approach, our team focuses on deeply understanding individual needs. This allows us to cater to a diverse range of users with hand dysfunction, helping them develop the specific skills required to lead more independent lives.
Meet the team that are working on this project
Recent updates on this project
DigiClap was showcased at the INSPIRE Conference. The conference focused on using artificial intelligence and innovative technologies to increase inclusion, aligning closely with the vision of our product-service system. It …
Last Friday, the DigiClap+ team gathered for an internal workshop to discuss the integration of Artificial Intelligence within our Product-Service System (PSS) for personalised re/habilitation. As the landscape of health …
DigiClap was showcased during the R&I business breakfast, a collaborative event between Xjenza Malta and the Parliamentary Secretariat.By focusing on the core problem, solution, and impact of our project, we …
This week, DigiClap was featured on another national TV programme in Malta, Illum Ma’ Steph, where Prof. Ing. Philip Farrugia and Mr Anthony Demanuele discussed the development and future prospects …
DigiClap was recently featured on a national TV programme in Malta, where we discussed its development journey and the next steps toward bringing the product to life. It was a …
Last week the team had the opportunity to showcase DigiClap at the TechXpo Malta, joining a community of other inventors and cutting-edge technologies.Sharing our progress and establishing connections with both …
Ms Sharon Borg had the opportunity to present her latest publication at the 18th AAATE 2025 conference, co-authored by Dr Nathalie Buhagiar, Prof Ing Philip Farrugia and Matthew Bonello. The …