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ReMoD<\/strong>\u00a0is a Berlin-based start-up active in the field of rehabilitation technology. Their focus is a new method of correcting posture and movement of patients with postural defects.<\/p>\n

The team focuses on hemiparesis patients. Hemiparesis is a partial paralysis of one side of the body, which mainly occurs following a stroke. This innovative method was nominated in 2010 by the Scientific Committee of ISPO Germany\/Switzerland\/Austria for the Best Paper Award in the science category. ReMoD was sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Economy and Energy, the European Social Fund for Germany and received EXIST grant from the European Union. ReMoD has 20 years experience in dealing with hemiparesis and has successfully worked for 10 years with a device for the correction of posture and movement and corresponding movement training.<\/p>\n

Over the years, the mother-daughter team has noticed that the walking aid not only helps people with hemiparesis, but also other people with vestibular disorders and a\u00a0 disturbed proprioception.<\/p>\n

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\u00a0\"dindia005\"<\/a>The History of ReMoD<\/h4>\n

Team member Dindia Gutmann\u2019s condition was the impetus for the development of ReMoD (Remember Motion Device). Following a stroke, Dindia Gutmann became paralyzed on one side and suffers from spastic hemiparesis since her birth in 1990. The immobility induced by the paralysis led to various other secondary damages, which in turn caused more mobility problems and finally made independent movement almost impossible. The fact that no long-term effective treatment method was available for the condition promoted the mother and daughter team to develop a device for correcting posture and movement.<\/p>\n

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From torch to minicomputers<\/h4>\n

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Without any prior technical knowledge Dindia Gutmann and Anna Gutmann developed a device that allowed Dindia to relearn how to walk. The first prototype was built in 2005 on their kitchen table. The progress made with the device has not only led to a greatly improved gait pattern, but also to a significant decrease in secondary damage. Among others, the level of spasticity sharply decreased.<\/p>\n

Between 2008-2013 this device has been developed in collaboration with the Department of Medical Technology of the Technical University of Berlin within the framework of various graduate theses under the supervision Dr. Ro\u00dfdeutscher and ReMoD. Tobias Brose from Brose Systeme GmbH is currently the lead developer since 2016.<\/p>\n

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Prizes and awards<\/h4>\n

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