Transforming Physical Impairment: Neurotechnology for Equity

Join researchers from the NeuraSearch Laboratory at University of Strathclyde for this two-hour workshop, with interactive discussions and small-group activities, enabling participants to explore exciting new developments in technology designed specifically to aid those with physical impairments.

Learn about, and inform, our ongoing research and discover how Neurotechnology and Generative-AI can enhance rehabilitation, communication, and everyday support for people with limited mobility or neurological conditions.

Emerging technologies, such as Neurotechnology and Generative AI (Gen-AI), could be transformative for those with long-term physical impairment, through stroke or spinal injury. Learn about the latest technology developments and explore their practical applications, such as supporting communication, mobility, and everyday tasks. We also invite you to ask questions, share your experiences, and contribute ideas to help shape the future of inclusive digital health tools.

The event provides a safe, welcoming environment for those with lived experience and their supporters, as well as anyone interested in healthcare innovation, to contribute to the future of assistive technologies. By attending, participants will better understand how technology can enhance quality of life, participate in knowledge exchange with researchers, and help inform the development of tools that are usable, trustworthy, and accessible in real-world settings.

 Dr Yashar Moshfeghi,

Niall McGuire, PhD candidate

Claire Rogers, PhD candidate, University of Strathclyde.

All are welcome

Of particular interest to those who have an interest in how technology can benefit physical impairments and those wanting to contribute to and discuss inclusive innovation.

29th October 2025