ReHub Glove: sensor hub glove
Past July we started our journey with Opencare MIR, Maker in Residency. This article is a review about our agile kickoff. Also, if you want to find out more about opencare you can read more here and here . Our experience at Opencare MIR will be different from those of ResQ and Breathing Games (other care […]
Last January we’ve been guests at Geneve CERN at idea2 to give our glove an acceleration. Scimpulse foundation, one of the partners in the European project Opencare and host of the acceleration, interviewed us about reHub: how did we start ? what happened during the acceleration ? where do we see the glove in the future ? From this interview came a beautiful […]
Discover reHub at the Arduino Day 2017 in Milan. reHub will take part of the Arduino Day 2017 in Milan at LogIn – WeMake malkerspace’s partner- in Via Stefanardo da Vimercate 28, on Saturday 1st of April. The event will start at 2.30pm, 50 minutes later we will present reHub to the Arduino community. Get to know the human-machine interaction platform that you can use […]
One of the winners of the first Merk Award in neurobiology was iGlove. iGlove is a glove with sensors for the rehabilitation of patients with ALS and / or neurological damage (Source: ilcorriere) Merck Award in neurology The Merck Award in neurology with the patronage of SIN (Italian Neurology Society) as stated in the announcement: It is assigned to […]
On 23rd and 24th Jan 2017 reHub presented at CERN : an acceleration by an european founded project. Opencare is an European project dealing with the developing of new medical proposals starting from people needs. ReHub was selected by Opencare to participate to a project acceleration at Idea2 at CERN in Geneva. We were hosted by Scimpulse Foundation, […]
reHub project was displayed during Rome Maker Faire 2016, october 13-16/ 2016. reHub project was influenced by a strong acceleration due to a last minute selection (6th October 2016) for the most important maker’s european event: Rome Maker Faire. Its realization, tests and software development, planned on a much longer time were concentrated in a […]