BOOST-WALKER
I invented the Boost-Walker, a physical therapy device combining a harness and walker, with progress-tracking technology, enabling patients to effectively monitor their progress in supporting their own weight. With the goal of making physical therapy more accessible to the public, I built and donated Boost-Walker devices to Ratchaburi Hospital, Mae Lao Hospital, and Srisangwal School.

WHAT IS BOOST-WAlKER ?
Innovative physical therapy device that gives patients additional support while walking.


MEET THE TEAM

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Dr. Nopawat Samankatiwat: Chief Surgeon and Director of the Oncology Department at Ratchaburi Hospital
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Master of Science in Surgical Science from Imperial College London
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Awarded the Outstanding Surgeon of the Royal College of Surgeons Thailand 2022
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Advisor for the development of the Boost-Walker
Testing
the Boost-Walker
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Designed a test with a random sample of demographically-diverse volunteers
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Discovered that the first prototype was unfit for heavier patients, so I replaced the linear actuator with a stronger one to accommodate a greater range of weights


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Pneumax Co. Ltd. is a leading supplier of hydraulic, pneumatic, and automation equipment in Thailand
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Signed a Memorandum of Understanding agreeing to commercialize and scale the production of the Boost-Walker
Recognitions and Awards

Healthcare Innovation Award 2022 from Mae Lao Hospital

Gold Medal Award, Best Young Inventor Award, and Creativity Award from the 7th International Invention Innovation Competition in Canada (iCan)

Certificate of recognition from Ratchaburi Hospital

Silver Prize in Korea International Youth Olympiad 2022