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Scottish technology firm Bioliberty has secured £2.2 million in funding to develop a unique soft robotic glove which can restore upper limb…

Using an AI Device and Platform to Help Combat Hand Weakness Thought LeadersRoss O'HanlonMechatronics EngineerBioLiberty AZoRobotics speaks with Ross O'Hanlon from BioLiberty. BioLiberty is a start-up company that is employing AI to help those who suffer from hand weakness. The AI-powered glove that has been developed by the company can help users carry out day-to-day tasks.   Can you give our readers more information about BioLiberty and the aims of the company? BioLiberty aims to bridge the gap between independent living and hand weakness. We have created an AI-powered rob...

4.1 (14) BioLiberty, a Scottish biotech startup, has developed a robotic glove that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the hand grip in people with muscle weakness due to multiple sclerosis (MS) and other conditions. The technology may be closer to entering people’s homes now that the startup has secured support from the Edinburgh Business School’s Incubator, based at Heriot-Watt University, in Scotland. “Up to now, we’ve funded the company from business competition awards so being accepted into the Edinburgh Business School Incubator program is a huge...

Scottish startup BioLiberty has developed an AI-driven robotic glove designed to assist people with simple gripping tasks.