About us.
SqueezAble is a GripAble project, developed with the Güder Group at Imperial College London and funded by an Innovate UK grant.
MSc in Biomedical Engineering, University of Southampton. Visiting researcher at Imperial College London, where he works on the research and development behind the device. He leads the design of SqueezAble, and everything customer-facing.
PhD in Bioengineering, Imperial College London, where his research centred on soft, stretchable silicone sensors for continuous physiological monitoring. He brings experience across both research and the industrialisation of devices, and leads the electronics behind SqueezAble.
PhD in Bioengineering, Imperial College London. Former Research Associate in Imperial’s Human Robotics Group, where he led rehabilitation technology projects. Co-founder of GripAble and Able Care, he co-pioneered the GripAble device with therapists, patients and academic institutions, and now leads the engineering behind SqueezAble.
PhD in Microsystems Engineering, University of Freiburg. Professor of Intelligent Interfaces at Imperial College London and founder of the Güder Research Group, working at the intersection of materials science, electronics, computing, biology and chemistry. The soft silicone sensing behind SqueezAble comes out of his lab.
World-class research
The soft silicone sensing behind SqueezAble is developed with the Güder Research Group in Imperial's Department of Bioengineering.
Industry-proven know-how
Our parent company, with a decade of experience putting rehabilitation technology into clinics and homes. SqueezAble is built on that knowledge.
Grant-backed innovation
Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst grants, backing the development of SqueezAble, from the clinic to the classroom.
Want to join the work?
We take on interns from Imperial College London. If you are a masters student in a relevant discipline and think you could bring something to SqueezAble, get in touch.