Technaid S.L.

We are grateful to the organizers for inviting us to contribute to such an enriching programme and for promoting a space where knowledge, innovation and clinical needs can come together. It was a real pleasure to take part.

This week, Technaid was pleased to participate in a training event dedicated to robotics and technologies for lower-limb training and assessment at @HMadronos During our contribution, we addressed one of the key challenges in modern gait rehabilitation: data management.

New on our blog! A technical review of continual learning for bionic limb behavior modeling and why it matters for assistive #robotics and #exoskeleton #research. A promising line of work for adaptive control, gait prediction and real robotic validation zurl.co/CcNdU

@UniversidadMH #DíaMujeryNiñaenCiencia #11F #TodasHacemosCiencia #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #InternationalWomenAndGirlsInScience

Their goal at @UniversidadMH : to improve patient safety and the reliability of #exoskeleton control during assisted walking, placing the quality of human-robot interaction at the center of the design of these systems. Read more in our web: zurl.co/tyhJQ

Today, on International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we would like to take this opportunity to talk about the work published by a researcher who uses one of our #ExoH3: Paula Soriano-Segura, from @jmazorin 's @BMISLab Group

We are looking forward to taking a deep dive into this work so that we can tell you more about it on our blog soon. Congratulations to David and to the entire CAR CSIC-UPM team for this milestone and for continuing to push the boundaries of #assistiverobotics.

For Technaid, it is a great satisfaction that our lower-limb #exoskeleton #ExoH3 has been part of the experimental platform of the thesis “Monitoring Human-Exoskeleton Interaction with Multimodal Interfaces and AI”, developed within the @BioroboticsCSIC

Today we would like to congratulate @David_PintoFer on the recent defence of his PhD thesis at @La_UPM , carried out within @CARobotica_ (@diegotorricelli @eduardo_rocon)

If you work on brain-machine interfaces, neural decoding or control of wearable robotics, you can now find the full reference here:  zurl.co/w7zh0

We’ve just added the paper “Characterization of error-related potentials during the command of a lower-limb exoskeleton based on deep learning” to the Publications section of our website.

There’s no better way to start the year than with fresh scientific research featuring our technology.

We would like to thank both for their interest in our technology and their confidence in our solutions. We will continue to collaborate to bring innovation in #mocap and #robotics to the training and business ecosystem in Madrid.

In the coming academic years, our #MoCap system #TechMCS system will form part of the equipment at the @cftic. We are proud that tools similar to those used in #research and #rehabilitation projects are also being used in the field of advanced training.

We are kicking off the year with some very special news for Technaid and our commitment to technological training for the new generation. We recently had the honor of showcasing our motion capture technology to members of the @EmpleoCMadrid during their visit to the @cftic

We wish you all a happy 2026!! The Technaid family.

To all of you, thank you for your support, your ideas and your commitment to innovation with a human focus. We look to 2026 with enthusiasm and optimism, ready to keep learning, improving and building the next generation of tools for rehabilitation and movement analysis.

From Technaid we want to say goodbye to this year together with all of you. 2025 has been a year of consolidation, new projects and many shared challenges in the field of #research for human #rehabilitation.