Articles
Filter by Topic
- Adaptive Sport 1
- Artificial Intelligence 1
- Bike Labyrinth 3
- Bone density 1
- Brachial Plexus 1
- Bridging the Gap 1
- Bridging the Gap 1
- Carbonhand 4
- Cardiovascular 1
- Client Stories 4
- Cognition 1
- Company Updates 3
- Decision Making 1
- Dementia 1
- Denervation 21
- Diabetic Foot 12
- Efficiency 1
- Electrotherapy 27
- Exercise Benefits 28
- FES Cycling 9
- Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) 52
- Gait 2
- Goal Setting 5
- Grip 3
- Healthspan 2
- Indego 13
- Lifestyle 8
- Lower Motor Neuron 1
- Mobility 17
- Motivation 2
- NMES 1
- Nerve injury 1
- NexStride 1
- Occupational Therapy 1
- Orthotic 15
- PRAFO 22
- Pain 5
- Parkinsons 2
- Pressure Ulcers 10
- Product Updates 7
- RISE Stimulator 9
- Safety 2
- Sponsor 1
- Standing 4
- Stimulette den2x 5
- Support 1
- TENS 1
- Technology 17
- Tek RMD 21
- Tips and Gadgets 4
Article Length
- 1 minute read 3
- 10 minute read 9
- 11 minute read 6
- 12 minute read 7
- 15 minute read 6
- 18 minute read 1
- 19 minute read 1
- 2 minute read 4
- 26 minute read 1
- 27 minute read 1
- 28 minute read 1
- 3 minutes read 9
- 4 minute read 34
- 5 Minute read 12
- 6 minute read 6
- 7 minute read 13
- 8 minute read 4
- 9 minute read 3
- FES 2
- FoG 1
- PRAFO 1
- Seven Minute Read 1
- awareness 1
- carbonhand 2
- cognitive 1
- cues 1
- freezing gait 1
- freezing of gait 1
- gait 1
- neurological 1
- neuroplasticity 1
- nexstride 2
- occupational therapy 1
- occupational therapy day 1
- orthopaedics 1
- orthotic 1
- parkinson's 1
- pressure 1
- pressure relief 1
- prevention 1
- rehabilitation 2
- stroke 1
- ulcers 1
- world stroke day 1
How does the Tek RMD compare to other mobility devices on the UK market?
The Tek RMD distinguishes itself from other mobility devices through its unique design philosophy, functionality, and target user needs. This doesn't mean that it is the perfect choice for everyone. Individuals with weak or paralysed limbs will ultimately have different physical abilities and functional goals. The Tek RMD allows individuals who are suitable to use it, to stand and move in their environment and to do this in a way that will enable them to do more than if they just were using a standing frame. They can stand for lengthy periods, interact at eye level with others and uniquely engage in their environment. We know that standing is good for health but most candidates for the Tek RMD or standing wheelchair want to do more.
Choosing the right product requires thoughtful consideration. It’s important to assess each option’s physical suitability while carefully evaluating its strengths and weaknesses in relation to the user’s functional goals.
Unlocking New Possibilities: Exploring the Advancements in Standing Wheelchairs in the UK
Of all the products that assist people with a disability, wheelchairs seem to cause the most difficulty and confusion. There are so many options and variations that many people finish up with something that doesn't serve them all that well.
Standing mobility devices are an option that can transform the lives of individuals with mobility challenges in the UK, offering a newfound sense of freedom, independence, and well-being.
When choosing a standing mobility device - a Tek RMD or a standing wheelchair, you need to carefully consider suitability. There are no perfect products for all people and all situations.
In this article, we will showcase the Tek RMD amongst the spectrum of standing wheelchairs and standing devices, exploring their benefits, features, and the impact they have on the lives of those who rely on them. From enhanced accessibility to increased social interaction, the possibilities are endless when it comes to unlocking a newfound sense of freedom and empowerment.
Alternative to a Standing Wheelchair: The Tek RMD
Standing is an essential human function that allows us to explore and interact with our environment. It is also good for our health. However, for individuals with mobility impairments, or lower limb paralysis, standing regularly and safely can be a challenge. Fortunately, with advances in assistive technology, standing is now possible for many people, even those who cannot stand on their own. Many products - both simple and complex exist to help people stand despite their disability. Many times, people find it hard to embrace a standing regime, due to boredom. What if technology existed that allowed standing to be combined with moving around?
One such technology solution is the Tek RMD; a robotic mobilisation device designed to help individuals with mobility impairments stand and move around with ease in their environments. In this article, we will explore the importance of standing and how the Tek RMD allows individuals to achieve this, both indoors and outdoors.
Standing safely in the Tek RMD
When you have lower limb limb paralysis or weakness it is understandable to feel nervous when a product aims to stand you up. Understanding how the Tek RMD supports the user in standing or whilst moving up and down despite paralysis can act as reassurance and eliminate anxiety.