The FeetMe project aim to introduce innovative solutions to reduce both the economic and social impact of work-related injuries by reducing their incidence and accelerating workers’ recovery afterwards.
The project focuses on accident minimization through real-time movement analysis, using digital solutions to reduce the risk of chronic musculoskeletal disorders, and preventive adaptive rehabilitation.
Grant of 2.5M€ obtained in competition with 45 applicants.
The FeetMe project, Re-Connect, in partnership with the University Hospital Center of Lille (CHU Lille), demonstrates our medico-economic interest through the implementation of a remote monitoring and rehabilitation solution for Parkinson’s patients that is accessible with reimbursement. The grant recognizes how the FeetMe solution addresses a very real, and unmet, medical need to:
Grant of 1.8M€ in competition with 67 applicants.
The french group UGECAM Île-de-France (IDF) partnered with FeetMe to experiment in real world conditions FeetMe’s solution for remote monitoring and rehabilitation. This project aims at using FeetMe’s fall detection algorithm and creating a fall prevention rehabilitation program at home to reinforce balance and gait for the population over-60. The grant rewards the creation of a Tier Lieu in Île-de-France that will offer a good level of medical care and flexible rehabilitation according to the needs of the patients.
*A tiers lieu is a public and commercial site that is neither home nor work. In this project, the tiers lieu aims to improve the quality of care for routes of all kinds with a predilection for medical care and rehabilitation.
Grant of 600K€ in competition with 54 applicants in 2022, the project will last 21 months and will start at the end of 2023.
