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Watch videos from TIDAL N+ events and projects to discover more about our work and how we will make a difference to the lives of disabled people through innovative assistive technologies.

The video from our online launch event on 26 January 2022

 

 

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Video from our Responsible Engineering agenda-setting online workshop on 27th April 2022

 

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Video from our DMS (Digital Design and Manufacturing Systems) and Physical Devices agenda-setting online workshop on 22nd June 2022

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Current themes in AT research: introducing the TIDAL feasibility projects

 

 

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TIDAL Feasibility Projects: A Person Based Approach to the Development of Upper Limb Prostheses, Dr Benjamin Metcalfe, University of Bath

TIDAL Feasibility Projects: Remote capture of patient data for bespoke socket design, Dr Nicola Bailey, University of Bath

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TIDAL Feasibility Projects: An affordable and flexible prosthetic socket, Dr Michael Berthaume, London Southbank University

 

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Bespoke entry-level Wheelchair Rugby chairs through Advanced Distributed Manufacturing: Dr Tim Whitehead, Aston University

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TIDAL Feasibility Projects: Algorithmic design of functionally graded prosthetic liners

 

 

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Physiological validation of a novel photonic biosensor: Dr Matt Dyson, Newcastle University

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TIDAL feasibility projects: Improving the efficiency of co-designing personalised assistive technology. Dr Jonathan Howard, Swansea Bay University Health Board

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How can we improve the experience of listening to music via hearing aids?

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