McGill Biomechanics

We are developing TremorBrake, which aims to revolutionize care for those suffering from arm and wrist tremors through a wearable arm exoskeleton backed by a full-stack software solution with AI integration to provide clinicians with accurate and comprehensive data to help them make better informed decisions in the diagnosis, treatment and management of their patients. Our team is associated with the Human-Machine Interface Lab at McGill University under the supervision Professor Jeremy Cooperstock. We are currently performing simulation tests on our product and aim to achieve human trials in the near future.

McGill Biomechanics is a student team associated with McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. We are four interdisciplinary engineering students passionate about biomechanics, medtech and innovating cutting-edge solutions to improve the quality of life of patients.