We’re back in the swing of things and looking forward to engaging with you at these upcoming meetings!
| Upcoming Meetings | Date | Location | Booth Number |
| ASNR Annual Meeting | March 13-17, 2023 | Charleston | N/A |
| Neural Control of Movement 2023 | April 17 – 21, 2023 | Victoria, BC | Table #1 |
| World Congress of Neurology | Oct 15-19, 2023 | Montreal, QC | #TBD |
| Neuroscience 2023 (SfN Annual Meeting) | Nov 11-15, 2023, 9:30-5pm | Washington, DC | #TBD |
| AAN 2024 | #TBD |
WOW! It really is going to happen: an in-person exhibit hall! We can’t wait to see you again and to provide the opportunity see TWO Kinarm Labs in action. You have to ‘try it to believe it’!
Ian, Paul and Anne are travelling to San Diego to answer your tough questions and give demonstrations of our Kinarm End-Point Lab and Kinarm Exoskeleton Lab.
Send Anne a note if you want to pre-book your visit to avoid a wait!
Exhibit hours: 9:30-5 pm, Sunday through Wednesday
Neuroscience is next week, and while we truly wish we could meet you in-person, we hope that you will connect with us through one of these options:
Neuroscience is a week away and Ian, Duncan and Anne are travelling to San Diego to answer your tough questions and give demonstrations of our KINARM End-Point Lab, KINARM Exoskeleton Lab and KINARM Gaze-Tracker. The high demand for our new Exoskeleton Lab means that the KINARM Classic will have to stand-in for demonstration purposes. Customer needs always come first! Send Anne a note if you want to pre-book your visit to avoid a wait!
Neuroscience 2015 is just around the corner so we thought we should give a sneak peak of what you might hear about if you visit our booth (#2073):
For KINARM Standard Tests, we are proud to say that an “overall” Task Score will be available for every Standard Task with the release of Dex 3.6. The addition of a “global” score will greatly assist new and long-time users of KST to help them quickly answer the question: “Did my subject pass or fail the task?” Have no fear, all the parameters and analysis are still there; nothing has been taken away. We’ll be happy to share the “math” behind it (can you say “Mahalanobis”?) and we are eager to get your feedback.
Also new to KINARM Standard Tests with Dex 3.6 is the Spasticity and Tone Task. Thanks to the hard work of our customers at Sunnybrook Research Institute, we think this new task for our Exoskeleton Lab users will be a massive improvement over the Modified Ashworth and Tardieu tests. The task will be available for demonstration in our booth at Neuroscience. You can get a peak at the new report here: Spasticity and Tone Task
Lastly, we hope to see you at the Neurorehab Social being held at RIC which we are sponsoring again this year. Further details are listed under the Satellite Events on the SfN website.
Hope to see you there!
Anne, Ian & Duncan
