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The Health Design & Technology Institute, part of Coventry University, is the lead partner in the COMODAL project. Within the University the project team is drawn from three departments, HDTI (lead department), the College of Business and Law, and the College of the Arts and Society.
HDTI research project: developing a system for measuring and improving wheelchair performance
HDTI research project: to create a new service to deliver digital skills training for carers
Assistive Technologies and Community Healthcare Development (Phase 2)
HDTI research project: supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the West Midlands region who are seeking to develop products and services in the community healthcare sector, specifically in relation to assistive technologies
HDTI case study: innovative design for a toothbrush for people who struggle to clean their own teeth
HDTI case study: innovative shoe laces for people who have dexterity problems
HDTI case study: innovative walking aids and accessories
HDTI case study: an innovative, compact curtain hanging system
