Every 1 out 0f 6 has a stroke
500 000
are paralyzed annually after spinal cord injury
survivors lose control over their motions
120 MILLION
worldwide live immobilized
To help millions of paralyzed people in regaining motion
our team have developed VIBRAINT RehUp –
a revolutionary brain-controlled rehabilitation robot
Every 1 out 0f 6 has a stroke
500 000
are paralyzed annually after spinal cord injury
120 MILLION
Every sixth
has a stroke
500 000
120 MILLION
Every sixth has a stroke
500 000
120 MILLION
worldwide
live immobilized
Sadly, in severe or total paralysis little help can be offered by conventional rehabilitation.
This is where VIBRAINT RehUp comes into play.
Thanks to all these technologies working together, during rehabilitation exercise patients can see and feel how the impaired limb is watering flowers or sawing the wood according to their will. Such a multisensory feedback effectively helps the brain to re-master motor control.
If you have no doubt in the value of investing in technologies that help disabled people live better – we might be the best venture to be considered for your portfolio.
Our management team and Investor Data Room will provide all necessary details in no time – just tell us.
We are always open to new clinical and research partnerships in Canada, US and beyond.
If you are interested in exploring our technology and its new features, or have ideas to discuss please let us know, and we will be back to you in a blink.
Do you or your loved one suffer from motor impairment caused by stroke or spinal cord injury?
Are you interested in participating in our clinical studies organized in North America?
Do not wait – get in touch with us now!
Ph.D., Hon. D.Sc., P.Eng., C.C.E. Morris (Mickey) Milner is a world renowned medical device industry veteran and Emeritus Professor at University of Toronto Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering.
As a Founding Director of Ontario Rehabilitation Technology Consortium he helped to market 33 assistive devices and initiate 10 start-ups.
MBA, B.A.Sc Neil D’Cruz, a long term medtech industry top executive and serial entrepreneur, is also a Senior Coordinating Mentor at the University of Toronto Health Innovation Hub. His care and support have assisted dozens of health tech startups enter the global market.
Dr. Sergio has studied the neural control of movement since 1988.
Holding the position of the York University Research Chair in Brain Health and Gender in Action, she is also a member of the Centre for Vision Research and the York Lions Sport Medicine Team, a core member of the VISTA and Connected Minds programs, and a research associate at Southlake Regional Health Centre and Toronto Rehab.
Dr. Surjo Soekadar is an Einstein Professor and Germany’s first Professor of Clinical Neurotechnology at the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin.
Since 2005 he has studied neural plasticity and developed technologies allowing disabled people to live self-sufficiently, being one of the pioneers in the clinical application of brain-computer interfaces.
Dr. Sean Dukelow is a Professor in the Department of Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Calgary and the Medical Director of Stroke Rehabilitation for the Calgary Stroke Program, also serving as a Chair of the Steering and Executive Committees for CanStroke Recovery Trials Platform.
His laboratory focuses on the use of robotic tools for the assessment and rehabilitation of individuals with stroke and brain injury.
Being very busy with work, Sean was only able to finish 27 IRONMAN races so far.
Alejandro completed his degree in Finance and Management Accounting and has nearly a decade of rich experience in Capital Markets and M&A, including the position of Manager of Corporate Development & Strategy at the Toronto Stock Exchange.
His financial advisory practice is focused on revenue growth and capital expansion strategies.
A Certified Biomedical Auditor and Quality Manager Michaela Shaw has been holding top positions in Medical Device Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs for over 20 years.
Her work has resulted in dozens of regulatory approvals – which never prevents her from spending time with her dog and enjoying nature.
MD PhD Igor Lavrov’s career in clinical and research neurology spans over 25 years, with a permanent focus on the reorganization of neural circuits in patients with severe motor deficits using neuromodulation and neurorehabilitation techniques.
Since 2017, he is leading research projects at the Mayo Clinic, Departments of Neurology and Biomedical Engineering.
Ilia started his first venture being a university student in spacecraft engineering.
After 20 years of a serial high tech entrepreneur life path and moving to Canada in 2016 Ilia focused on VIBRAINT RehUp considering it his lifetime’s project.
Bright and full of energy, Max solves unsolvable technical problems easily and quickly.
While doing this, he does not forget to spread a positive attitude and a good spirit.
MD PhD Igor Lavrov’s career in clinical and research neurology spans over 25 years, with a permanent focus on the reorganization of neural circuits in patients with severe motor deficits using neuromodulation and neurorehabilitation techniques.
Since 2017, he has been leading research projects at the Mayo Clinic, Departments of Neurology and Biomedical Engineering.
From a volunteering advisor Igor eventually transformed into a volunteering clinical lead for VIBRAINT. We hope this partnership will further expand and grow.
Ilia started his first venture while he was a university student in spacecraft engineering.
After 20 years of a serial high tech entrepreneur life path and moving to Canada in 2016 Ilia focused on VIBRAINT RehUp considering it his lifetime’s project.