What We Do
Our Strategic Initiatives
Humanizing spinal cord regeneration
Promobilia Chair in Spinal Cord Repair Dr. Mark A. Anderson, Assistant Professor at niversity of Lausanne (UNIL), has received significant funding from the Promobilia Foundation for his groundbreaking research in spinal cord repair. He has been awarded the Promobilia Chair in Spinal Cord Repair. His team is exploring innovative approaches combining gene therapy and neurotechnology to develop treatments that may help restore function in individuals suffering from spinal cord injuries. This five-year project, supported by Promobilia, is a major step toward improving lives through advanced scientific discoveries.
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Promobilia MoveAbility Lab
The Promobilia MoveAbility Lab at KTH is an initiative centered on assessing how the nervous system employs diverse movement techniques to comprehend the correlation between strain and the adaptation of the neuro-musculoskeletal system. The ultimate aim is to develop tailored assistive devices for individuals with mobility impairments, encompassing both children and adults.
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ESSE – EMG control, Sensations, and Sensing for prosthetics
ESSE at Lund University is an initiative aimed at refining the control mechanisms of advanced prosthetics. The primary challenge entails establishing a seamless interface between the prosthesis and the user, achieved through the integration of sensory functionalities and stimuli. The aim is to understand and enhance the user's control over the prosthesis and create a natural sensation through electrical stimulation and audiovisual stimuli. In Swedish.
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