Mobility
Confidence
Freedom

Developing wearable medical technologies for mobility enablement in Parkinson’s.

World-class innovation meets minimal design

Our first device, gaitQ tempo is a discreet vibrational cueing system to help people with Parkinson’s maintain a more fluid and stable gait.

World-class innovation meets minimal design

Benefits

User-centric design

User-centric design

Developed with the help of over 200 people with Parkinson's, their carers and clinicians.

Discreet

Discreet

You can wear it over or under clothing - your choice.

No Smartphone Required

No Smartphone Required

Convenient gait cueing, with just the touch of a button.

Testimonials

It helps me focus

"When freezing, it helps me focus on my leg and step it out."

C R
C R
2022

His walking is better

"I think his walking is better with it. Normally his feet will be on the floor, now he lifts them properly."

H S (Carer)
H S (Carer)
2023

No one would notice it

"No one would notice it. Even when I wear shorts, they will think it is a sports accessory."

A G
A G
2022

Recent News

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Working with

University of Oxford
NIHR
University of Exeter
Parkinson's UK
Oxford Brookes