Path Finder.

Innovative walking aid for parkinson's disease patients

Visual cues prevent freezing episodes.

Path Finder is a class 1 medical device. It is proven to alleviate freezing and help people with Parkinson's improve their gait. If your patients are experiencing freezing, Path Finder might be the solution for them.

Class 1 medical device

Alleviate freezing of gait.

The motor cortex is the pathway affected by Parkinson's disease. The green laser lines help activate the motor cortex in the brain. The cue therefore helps the brain initiate movement and the green laser line helps resume walking.

Stroke rehabilitation.

Gait rehabilitation often has a focus on increasing walking speed and normalising stride length to improve balance. Literature indicates visual cueing can facilitate these objectives, and improves walking speed in stroke rehabilitation by >10%. In stroke rehabilitation, it takes one to two sessions of visual cueing to see improvements in walking symmetry, balance and functional mobility.

Researches and Partners.

The Wellington Hospital has provided research into Strokes to work towards finding relief for stroke symptoms.
Research

Stroke

The University of Queensland Australia has provided research on Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy to help relieve symptoms.
Research

Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy

Manchester Metropolitan University has provided research towards finding relief for Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy symptoms.
Research

Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy

A UK based Paediatric Orthotist has provided research to help create a product to relieve symptoms of Charcot-Marie-Tooth.
Research

Charcot-Marie-Tooth

A UK based Paediatric Orthotist has provided research to help create a product to relieve symptoms of Cerebral Palsy.
Research

Celebral palsy

Bama Technology have provided research to help create products to relieve symptoms of Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury.
Research

Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury