PlatinuMS

ImPLementation of an Advanced TelerehabIlitatioN solUtion for people with Multiple Sclerosis

Our Partners

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We are proud to partner with MS centers, healthcare professionals, researchers, and organizations across the EU community to advance the field of MS rehabilitation and improve outcomes for individuals living with the condition.

Meet the Team

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Prof. Alon Kalron

Senior Lecturer at Tel-Aviv University and Head of the Movement & Brain Interaction Research Lab, specializing in neurological rehabilitation with a focus on physical activity, cognition, gait, and balance in people with multiple sclerosis.

Professor Lars Hvid

Senior Researcher at The Danish Multiple Sclerosis Hospitals and an Associate Professor at Aarhus University, specializing in exercise physiology with a focus on the neuromuscular impacts of multiple sclerosis and aging.

Prof. Massimiliano Pau

Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Cagliari, Italy, and head of the Laboratory of Biomechanics and Industrial Ergonomics. He specializes in mobility issues in people with Multiple Sclerosis, utilizing advanced techniques for human movement analysis to provide clinicians with accurate quantitative data on gait, balance, and physical activity.

Prof. Susan Coote

Associate Professor of Physiotherapy at the University of Limerick, specializing in neurological rehabilitation with a focus on optimizing symptoms and quality of life for people with neurological conditions. Leader of MS Research team at UL.

Prof. Matthew Herring

A leading expert in exercise psychology, focusing on the impact of physical activity on mental health, particularly in adults with chronic illnesses and anxiety or depressive disorders. The Founding Director of the Exercise is Medicine® Ireland National Centre.

Dr. Nicola Omalley

Research Fellow at the University of Limerick, specialising in neurorehabilitation, with a particular focus on maximising function and quality of life for people living with neurological conditions.

Dr. Giulia Casu

Researcher assistant at the Department of Mechanical, Chemical and Materials Engineering of the University of Cagliari, Italy, specializing in quantitative human motion analysis with a focus on gait, balance and physical activity

Ms. Yasmin Alt

PHD candidate at the Physical Therapy Department at the Stanely Steyer School of Health Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Israel.

PlatinuMS

Implementation of an Advanced Telerehabilitation Solution for people with Multiple Sclerosis

At PlatinuMS, we're dedicated to revolutionizing the way people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) access and benefit from exercise therapy. With our cutting-edge telerehabilitation solution, we aim to empower individuals living with MS to improve their mobility, mood, and overall quality of life, right from the comfort of their homes.

MS is one of the world's most common neurological disorders, affecting millions globally. Despite the proven benefits of exercise for managing MS symptoms, many individuals struggle to access or adhere to traditional exercise programs.

PlatinuMS addresses this challenge by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technology to deliver personalized exercise therapy programs via mobile phones, tablets, or personal computers. With real-time feedback and over 800 customizable exercises, our system makes exercise accessible, engaging, and effective for individuals with MS.

Join us in our mission to transform MS rehabilitation through innovation and accessibility. Explore our website to learn more about our project, research, and how you can get involved.

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Thank you for your interest in PlatinuMS - together, we can transform MS rehabilitation and improve outcomes for individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis.