Stephen Scott
Oprichter bij BKIN Technologies Ltd.
Profiel
Stephen Scott is the founder of BKIN Technologies Ltd.
which was founded in 2004, where he holds the title of Chief Scientific Officer.
Currently, he is a Professor at Queen's University.
Dr. Scott obtained his doctorate degree from Queen's University and his undergraduate and graduate degrees from The University of Waterloo.
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BKIN Technologies Ltd.
 BKIN Technologies Ltd. BiotechnologyHealth Technology BKIN Technologies Ltd. develops robotic technology for sensor motor neuroscience. It allows them to study, with exquisite precision, the sensory, motor and cognitive impact of a wide range of brain injuries and diseases, such as: stroke, cardiac arrest, transient ischemic attack, traumatic brain injury and Parkinson’s disease. The firm products are KINARMA exoskeleton, end point labs, dexterity-E and standard test. The company was founded by Stephen Scott and Ian Brown in 2004 and is headquartered in Kingston, Canada. | Oprichter | 01-01-2004 |
| Queen's University | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Opleiding van Stephen Scott
| The University of Waterloo | Graduate Degree |
| Queen's University | Doctorate Degree |
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BKIN Technologies Ltd.
BKIN Technologies Ltd. BiotechnologyHealth Technology BKIN Technologies Ltd. develops robotic technology for sensor motor neuroscience. It allows them to study, with exquisite precision, the sensory, motor and cognitive impact of a wide range of brain injuries and diseases, such as: stroke, cardiac arrest, transient ischemic attack, traumatic brain injury and Parkinson’s disease. The firm products are KINARMA exoskeleton, end point labs, dexterity-E and standard test. The company was founded by Stephen Scott and Ian Brown in 2004 and is headquartered in Kingston, Canada. | Health Technology |