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Reducing phantom pain

Posted on November 3, 2024

Israel’s 6Degrees (see here previously) is now using its MyMove virtual reality games to enable dozens of new war amputees to have independent physical therapy sessions while decreasing their phantom pain and dependence on pain medications. “Exercising” an amputated limb … Continue reading →

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New tech to rehabilitate the wounded

Posted on December 4, 2023

Israel’s Sheba Medical Center has selected 8 tech solutions for its new program for rehabilitating wounded soldiers. Israeli systems include COGNIShine and 6Degrees (MyMove – see here previously). https://cognishine.com/en-us/ https://nocamels.com/2023/11/israels-biggest-hospital-harnesses-tech-as-tool-for-soldier-rehab/

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A helping hand

Posted on September 18, 2022

Israel’s 6Degrees (see here previously) has made significant progress with its MyMove wristband that allows people who can’t use their hands to operate any phone, laptop, or tablet. It includes having Tel Aviv municipality adopt the wristband to help people … Continue reading →

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Helping amputees regain hands-on control

Posted on August 1, 2021

Israel’s 6degrees has developed MyMove – a personalized motion-based & touch-free wearable, enabling the disabled to gain intuitive control over any smart device. It also helps rehabilitate injured patients, studying movements similar to how a voice-activated device “learns”. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctech/articles/0,7340,L-3913292,00.html https://www.6degrees.tech/ … Continue reading →

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A computer mouse for amputees

Posted on March 10, 2018

Israeli startup 6Degrees has developed an armband that replaces the computer mouse, enabling users with disabilities to control devices through arm movement. The motion is translated by Bluetooth into cursor movement on a tablet, smartphone or computer, just like a … Continue reading →

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