Stay tuned!
We cannot believe that we are almost there! Following two years of research we are happy to announce that the we are close to developing the first prototypes of DigiClap …
We cannot believe that we are almost there! Following two years of research we are happy to announce that the we are close to developing the first prototypes of DigiClap …
Our lead inventor, Prof. Ing. Philip Farrugia, and research support officer, Matthew Bonello, received the best paper award at the first international conference on User Experience Design for Virtual Rehabilitation …
SMARTCLAP employs a user-centric design approach to develop a product-service-system for children with Cerebral Palsy, by initially acknowledging and understanding their needs. The full article can be found on BusinessToday: …
An article titled “Therapeutic innovative devices for children with cerebral palsy” was published on the 24th of July, on the Sunday Times of Malta. The article emphasises on the key …
Following the successive studies we conducted with different stakeholders of smart wearables for pediatric habilitation as part of our project, a scientific paper was generated based titled “Towards a multi-user …
An evaluation study with five occupational therapists was conducted to collect qualitative feedback on the current design of the wearable device. Different prototypes were presented in front of the therapists …
25th March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day. Wear green, share photos and use the #GoGreen4CP on your social media platforms to help spread awareness on this day dedicated to our …
On the 17th and 18th March the University of Malta hosted an international workshop on Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM): Future Interactive Devices (DEFINED), organized as part of the Prime-VR2 …
Our research team took part in a full-day workshop to discuss various topics in relation to SMARTCLAP. The main discussion points included; the development of the wearable device, its electronics …
On 11th of July 2021 an article titled “Designing smart rehabilitation devices for children with cerebral palsy” was published in the Malta Independent, by one of our team members, Mr. …