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. …
‘Another benefit of such an approach is that children can continue working on their therapy goals at home after the therapy session is completed. All the child has to do …
On the 30th of March 2021 research team members of SMARTCLAP participated in an international online workshop entitled Smart Health Use Cases and Champions, by Living Innovation. Different personnel shared …
