Kinesis acquisition by Linus Health featured in the Irish Times.
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Kinesis acquisition by Linus Health featured in MobiHealthnews.
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Kinesis acquisition by Linus Health featured in Silicon Republic article.
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Kinesis Balance™ and QTUG™ featured in an Irish Times article on how older adults can reduce the risk of falls due to physical deconditioning and increased frailty due to restrictions imposed due to COVID-19.
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Kinesis profiled in the Sunday Business Post 100 Hot Start-Ups: The companies driving Ireland's entrepreneurial edge
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QTUG featured in article on the use of wearable sensors in clinical trials in the Journal for Clinical Studies.
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McKnight's senior living profiles Kinesis QTUG deployment with Integrace.
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Mathworks profiles Kinesis QTUG for use in falls risk assessment.
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Liverpool cash plan provider Medicash has funded state-of-the-art equipment that will help clinicians to study the falls risk and gait analysis of patients with Parkinson's Disease.
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Times News Online profiles Kinesis QTUG™ for prediction of falls in older adults.
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East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has started using wearable technology designed to prevent falls in older people.
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As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Kinesis Health Technologies...
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An Irish health start-up from University College Dublin (UCD) has won a US pitching competition...
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Irish health tech startup wins top pitching award at San Francisco pitching contest
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A University College Dublin (UCD) spin-out company, Kinesis Health Technologies, has won the Tech Day start-up pitching competition held at the 21st International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) World Congress which ended on Friday in San Francisco.
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UCD spin-out tops global competition with patient risk assessment device
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Kinesis Health Technologies, an Irish health technology start-up, has been declared overall winner of the Tech Day pitching competition, held during the 21st International Association for Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG) World Congress which has just ended in San Francisco.
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A UCD spin-out won top prize at a health congress in the US, with Kinesis Health Technologies declared overall champions of the Tech Day pitching competition.
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Kinesis featured in Silicon Republic article on leading MedTech startups in Ireland.
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Kinesis launched its first device two years ago.
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Kinesis provides QTUG – a mobility and falls risk assessment technology as a solution to predict and prevent falls..
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Firm has a proprietary technology that improves accuracy of falls risk assessments.
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Kinesis Health Technologies, creators of devices that prevent falls in older adults, has raised €590,000 to expand global sales.
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Kinesis Health Technologies profiled in the Sunday Times.
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Kinesis Health Technologies Ltd wins 'Startup of the year' at the Data Science (DatSci) awards!
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Kinesis profiled in the Sunday Business Post top 100 startups:
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Kinesis profiled in the Irish examiner: "Trish Dromey talks to Barry Greene whose startup company has pioneered technology that can predict fall risk accurately."
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Kinesis Health Technologies, a Dublin-based health technology start-up and Solutions4Health, a UK-based and global provider
of preventative health solutions, today announced a partnership to market new falls prevention services and technologies in the UK.
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Kinesis Health Technologies, the Irish medical technology company, has been selected as an industry partner to participate in a new NHS Innovation ‘Test Beds’ initiative to improve patient care in the UK.
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Dublin, Ireland, 25 January 2016, Kinesis Health Technologies, the Irish medical technology company, has been selected as an industry partner to participate in a new NHS Innovation Test Beds initiative to improve patient care in the UK.
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Kinesis Health Technologies feature in Irish Times article on innovative companies shortlisted for American Chamber of Commerce and Royal Irish Academy
US-Ireland Research Innovation awards 2015, in the SME category. Winners to be announced 15th of May.
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Falls Action, our Falls prevention partnership with Spectrum Health, is profiled in Senior Times in an article entitled "New falls prevention service launched in Ireland"
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Kinesis QTUG™ profiled in Medical Expo magazine, in an article entitled "From Detection to Prevention, Fighting the Falling Fatality"
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A Dublin, Ireland-based company, Kinesis, has found that its QTUG system, which uses app-connected wearable sensors to assess fall risk, could be valuable for evaluating multiple sclerosis, too. Studies have found the technology to be 10 to 20 percent more accurate than existing methods for detecting falls.
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The Timed Up and Go test (TUG) is a simple and easy way to assess a person’s mobility and evaluate the chances of experiencing a dangerous fall. The test essentially involves a person getting up from a chair, walking forward, turning around, and getting back in the chair. A trained specialist watches this process, measuring the timing and watching how the person does the task. While this works fairly well, the lack of high quality objective analysis of the walking gait limits the usefulness of the test and may prevent the diagnosis of certain conditions.
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A recent Irish times article profiles Kinesis QTUG™ technology and the recent partnership with Shimmer Sensing
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Kinesis Health Technologies and Shimmer Sensing announce a partnership to supply technology for Kinesis QTUG™ worth €3 million.
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Article in PT Products online features Kinesis Health Technologies partnership with Intel-GE Care Innovations.
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Kinesis Health Technologies Ltd, a new University College Dublin (UCD) spin-out company, today announced the international market launch of its first product, Kinesis QTUG™, aiming to reduce incidences of falls in older adults.
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Kinesis Health Technologies feature on RTE's Drivetime radio programme.
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Kinesis Health Technologies profiled in the Irish Times 'New Innovator' section.
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