Wed, 12/14/2016 | CoMotion

Two EIH projects have been awarded 2016 Innovation Fund Grants from CoMotion! Congratulations to PlayGait and UnTape, led by ME faculty Kat Steele and Eric Seibel, respectively. PlayGait is an affordable, light-weight, and easy-to-use pediatric exoskeleton that will help children affected with gait disorders improve their walking ability. UnTape is a medical tape that can be removed rapidly and painlessly. Both teams originated through the ME’s Engineering Innovation in Health program and will receive $40,000 to aid product development, and an additional $10,000 to help reach business development milestones.

The CoMotion Innovation Fund is a partnership between CoMotion and the Washington Research Foundation to provide up to $1 million per year for applied research. The Fund’s mission is to support projects that have a high impact potential, but are unlikely to succeed without gap funding. More than $10 million in grants has been awarded since 2005.

Mon, 09/19/2016 | Department of Mechanical Engineering

Congrats to PlayGait, a team of students, engineers and clinicians that has been awarded a grant to continue development of a pediatric exoskeleton for children with cerebral palsy.

Tue, 12/19/2023

A video overview of the EIH program celebrating a decade of UW health innovation and generating hundreds of student health innovators.

Tue, 12/19/2023 | Nature Outlook: Oral Health

Our very own EIH Professor Eric Seibel is "shining light" with his research on improving dental imaging techniques. Read more on how light can outperform X-rays in tooth examinations and avoids the use of ionizing radiation