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Our CEO, Michal Gloger, and CSO, Robert Pastor, recently attended the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) Conference 2024 in Antwerp, Belgium, a key event in the field of spinal cord injury (SCI) research and rehabilitation. MEBSTER is proud to be part of such an influential gathering that brings together cutting-edge discussions on biomechanics and assistive technology—topics at the heart of our mission to enhance mobility for those who need it most.Key highlights include:Advances in Neurotechnology for Trunk Muscle Evaluation and Intervention in SCI: Exploring innovative solutions that align with our efforts to revolutionize assistive devices.Combinatorial Strategies from Preclinical to Clinical Translation: A session focused on bridging research and practical application, a reflection of MEBSTER’s own path in biomechanical development.Physical Activity for Middle-Aged and Older People with SCI: A critical topic, resonating with our focus on improving the quality of life for a diverse range of users.The event also provided great opportunities for networking and engaging with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) in the SCI sector, further strengthening our industry connections.#MEBSTER #Innovation #Biomechanics #AssistiveTechnology #ISCoS2024 #Networking

Recently, at a press conference in Státní léčebné lázně Janské Lázně, exciting advancements in rehabilitation methods were presented. The event was a significant milestone in showcasing how cutting-edge technologies are being integrated into patient care, offering new hope to those suffering from severe mobility impairments and spinal cord injuries.Dr. Peter Olšák, a leading figure in rehabilitation medicine, introduced his revolutionary electroacupuncture method. This innovative treatment, which has already helped hundreds of patients, combines traditional acupuncture with electrical stimulation to improve quality of life for individuals dealing with chronic pain and movement limitations. By stimulating specific points on the body, electroacupuncture helps reduce pain and promote the recovery of motor functions, offering a new therapeutic approach to those with limited options.The press conference also featured MEBSTER exoskeletons, UNILEXA Prime and UNILEXA Home, a pioneering device that expands the rehabilitation possibilities for patients with spinal cord injuries. This exoskeleton allows patients to practice walking, improve their stability, and gradually restore some independence, enhancing their overall quality of life.These innovative therapies represent a major step forward in rehabilitative care, blending medical expertise with advanced technology to create meaningful solutions for patients. The collaboration between Státní léčebné lázně Janské Lázně, Dr. Peter Olšák, and MEBSTER marks a promising new era for rehabilitation, focused on improving patient outcomes and transforming lives.This event underscores the ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of what rehabilitation can achieve, providing hope and tangible improvements for those facing some of the most challenging physical conditions.

Every year on 8 September we celebrate World Physiotherapy Day, a great opportunity to remember the important role physiotherapy plays in our lives. This day is dedicated to all physiotherapists who, with tireless energy and expertise, help people of all ages to improve their mobility, strength and overall health. And what's the best part of it all? Physiotherapy isn't just about healing - it's also about prevention and maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle that allows us to live life to the fullest.Why are we celebrating World Physiotherapy Day?The history of this day dates back to 1996, when the event was first recognised by the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (now known as World Physiotherapy). 8 September was chosen symbolically - it's the day the organisation was founded in 1951. Since then, World Physiotherapy Day has become a global platform that annually highlights the importance of physiotherapy in all aspects of life. The day is designed not only to celebrate the achievements of physiotherapy, but also to educate the public about how physiotherapy can help improve quality of life.The theme for 2024: Physiotherapy and healthy agingEach year, World Physiotherapy Day is associated with a theme that reflects current health priorities. For 2024, the theme focuses on 'physiotherapy and healthy aging'. As the population continues to age, physiotherapy is a key tool for maintaining independence and quality of life for older people. Physical therapists help seniors stay active, prevent falls and injuries, and improve their physical and mental well-being. And what could be better than aging with grace, energy and a smile on your face?Physiotherapy: more than just rehabilitationWhen the word "physiotherapy" is used, many people think of exercise after an injury or treatment for chronic back pain. Yes, physiotherapy includes that, but it offers so much more! Physiotherapy is about improving overall health, preventing problems and maintaining mobility, which is essential for a good quality of life. Physical therapists are movement experts who can create individualized plans to help us stay active, strong, and healthy, whether we are athletes, seniors, or anyone in between.Physiotherapy and the futureWorld Physiotherapy Day reminds us how important it is to look after our bodies. It doesn't matter if you are young or old, physiotherapy is here for you. We can all learn how to move properly, how to prevent injuries and how to maintain health and vitality for life.So when you wake up on September 8, be sure to stretch, do some exercises, and think about how you can use the power of physical therapy in your life. Whether you're a patient, a professional, or someone interested in a healthy lifestyle, this day is a great opportunity for you to be inspired and learn how to live your life to the fullest, with movement and health first.