We are pleased to share that Magnes presented new clinical findings at the 7th World Parkinson Congress 2026.
Our poster, developed in collaboration with Queensland University of Technology (QUT), explored the effects of smart shoe-based vibrotactile cueing on gait performance in people living with Parkinson’s disease and freezing of gait.
Key findings presented included:
Improved gait velocity and heel clearance Reduced gait variability and enhanced stability Persistent post-cueing effects beyond active stimulation
The study analyzed more than 1,100 strides across multiple gait conditions, reinforcing the potential of wearable neurotechnology to support real-world mobility and objective movement assessment.
We are proud to have contributed to the growing body of evidence supporting digital mobility solutions in Parkinson’s care and were grateful for the opportunity to engage with clinicians, researchers, industry leaders, and members of the Parkinson’s community at WPC 2026 in Phoenix.
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