About Us
Our Story
Click&Push Accessibility Inc. was created to commercialize technologies and research from the Rehabilitation Robotics Laboratory within the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Alberta. These technologies promote improved accessibility for all.
Our mission is to create an inclusive world where people of all abilities can fully participate and engage without barriers.
This mission extends to all aspects of life - education, employment, healthcare, transportation, and recreation.
We are happy to welcome you on our journey to improve universal access for all!
Our Team
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Martin Ferguson-pell
Director of the Board
PhD Biomedical Engineering
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Sydney Hampshire
President
MSc Rehabilitation Science,
Current medical student -
Nathanial Maeda
CTO
PhD Mechanical Engineering
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Arne Andres
Director of Community Engagement
MSc Electronic Eng/MBA
Our Collaborators
TELUS Community Safety & Wellness (CSW) Accelerator
Edmonton-based accelerator focused on addressing the social and safety challenges facing our communities. In partnership with AlchemistX, the Edmonton Police Foundation, and Alberta Innovates, the CSW Accelerator is bringing proven Silicon Valley acceleration programming to the social impact space in Edmonton, Alberta.
Benveet Gill, Reyu Paralysis Recovery Centre
An Edmonton-base charity promoting recovery following SCI and related injuries through a program of exercise therapies, education and training.
Rehabilitation Robotics Lab (RRL)
Sagitta device was built within this lab. RRL is an inter-disciplinary research lab focused on improving quality of life through robotics and technology.
Para Athletics Team At Steadward Centre
Our mutual goal is to increase the success of Canadian wheelchair track athletes through biomechanical and physiological studies that can only be conducted in an accurate simulator.
Spinal Cord Injury Society Treatment Centre Society
Alberta-based advocate for the adoption and delivery of assistive technologies for people with SCI. They focus on functional electrical stimulation and research to improve quality of life and promote improved independence.
Dr. Adalberto Loyola Sanchez
A clinician-scientist PM&R physician at University of Alberta and Glenrose Rehabiliation Hospital whose research interest is to improve outcomes for patients in transition.