I wasn’t really sure what I was signing up for originally so I was surprised that I got to try out a robotic device when I was there. I was really impressed how well it worked and how fun the games were, I didn’t want to stop watering the [virtual] plants.

I have tried out quite a few rehab devices in my time. The device had some really promising features and didn’t even take up too much room which is a big thing if it is going to go into peoples homes.

I spent my master’s year working on the MyPAM user interface. It was rewarding working on a project that can make such an impact to people’s lives by bringing together all the research done by the team.

I feel I learnt a lot today…I haven’t seen any physio robots before and thought the MyPAM robot was amazing. The team running the workshop were really friendly and I would definitely be up for participating again.

Work done by the MyPAM team is quite special. I can imagine the robot could bring a lot of benefits to patients in the future and I wish the team lots of luck in making it happen.

I have been involved in the MyPAM project on and off for several years and enjoyed seeing it develop over this time to become a fully functioning device with several games. The hard work and dedication shown by the team has made a clear difference – for all I know next time the device will be using AR!

It is a great project and a friendly team working on it who care about what they do. The workshop was well thought out and ran smoothly.