Exhibitors continue to use RehabTech Asia as the springboard for debuting cutting edge technologies in Asia
Singapore 17 March 2015 - RehabTech Asia will be back for its second iteration from 26 to 28 March 2015 at Singapore EXPO Convention and Exhibition Centre. The trade show provides a unifying platform that brings together Asia’s healthcare professionals with the world’s solution providers to work towards managing Asia’s increasing demand for integrated long term care (ILTC) more effectively.
RehabTech Asia is the region’s leading exhibition dedicated to rehabilitation, integrated care and assistive technology targeted at policy makers and healthcare and medical professionals by providing an integrated platform to discuss and learn about the latest innovations and solutions in the industry. For innovators, manufacturers and solution providers, it is a platform to launch and test production offerings with potential buyers from the region.
Swiss medtech company Hocoma, manufacturer of robotic and sensor-based devices for functional movement therapy will be exhibiting again following a positive experience during the inaugural RehabTech Asia in 2013. “It helped us to further enhance our brand image in Asia, launch new products, build our prospect database and maintain valuable relationships with our existing customers.” says Zen Koh, Managing Director of Hocoma Asia Pacific and Singapore. “RehabTech Asia is a great platform to present and discuss new technologies and solutions to improve the quality of life of patients which is why we are excited to return this year with many new innovations on board.”
Exhibitors such as Falcon Mobility Pte Ltd will be using the exhibition to launch one of its new products. Says William Chew, Falcon Mobility Pte Ltd's Managing Director, “We are happy to be back at RehabTech Asia 2015. It is the perfect platform for us to launch our new lightweight mobility scooter. It brings together healthcare professionals, clinicians, hospital administrators, caregivers, and end-users under one roof, the perfect audience for a new mobility product like ours.”
Ottobock, a German company that offers products and services in prosthetics, orthotics, neurorehabilitation and mobility solutions will also be returning again this year. Daryl Lim, Ottobock South East Asia’s Business Manager says, “RehabTech Asia gives us a great opportunity to meet medical professionals, decision makers and buyers from all over the region in one location. The organisers did such a good job the last time that we decided to participate again this year.”
Additionally at the exhibition, the Asia Pacific Assistive, Rehabilitative & Therapeutic Technologies Network (APARTT-NET) will be holding the finals of their AR&TTs Challenge 2015, a competition to encourage social innovators in the region to develop technologies for independent living. .
The last day of RehabTech Asia (28 March) will be open to the public where there will be hearing screening tests carried out by professionally qualified staff from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS) and comprise two separate screeners; the Middle Ear Analyser and Oto Acoustic Emission (OAE) test. Entrance to the exhibition is free.
For more information, log on to www.rehabtechasia.com
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About RehabTech Asia
Organised by SingEx Exhibitions, RehabTech Asia conference and exhibition offers the industry a common and targeted platform for policy makers, healthcare and medical professionals and solution providers to discuss, network and collaborate on ways to improve the quality of lives for the aged and disabled through technology and innovations for them to achieve personal growth, employment, independence and happiness in life.
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