In the period 13–16 January, 2025, the GaitREHub Summer School, titled “Sensors and Embedded Electronics in Smart Insoles,” brought together researchers, students, and professionals at Universidad Austral de Chile for an intensive and transdisciplinary learning experience.
The program blended science, engineering, and medicine, providing participants with in-depth insights into sensor integration, embedded electronic systems, signal processing, and gamification for rehabilitation. Through expert-led lectures and hands-on workshops, attendees explored the latest advancements in personalized gait rehabilitation, addressing real-world challenges in mobility and recovery.
A key highlight was the practical demonstrations of sensor technologies in Chile’s unique wetland ecosystems, showcasing how innovative smart insoles can enhance rehabilitation strategies and patient outcomes. The event concluded with an engaging wrap-up discussion on future applications and research perspectives, particularly in the context of coastal and remote healthcare settings.
By fostering collaboration across disciplines, the GaitREHub Summer School reinforced its mission to bridge technology and healthcare for the advancement of smart rehabilitation solutions.