Spring Loaded Technology announces that it has completed its initial delivery of 60 UpShot™ bionic knee braces to the Department of National Defence as part of its $1M contract awarded under the ...

Spring Loaded Technology is an award-winning company based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, which has designed an entirely new knee bracing technology to enhance the strength and power of the leg muscles.

The unique Omniball™ spring-loaded contact (patent pending) features a rolling ball interface, enabling mating components to engage in lateral, rotational, and angular alignments while providing ...

Halifax-based Spring Loaded Technology announced the official launch of its Levitation bionic knee brace. At the same time, the Canadian government also announced a $2.46 million investment in the ...

An interview with Chris Cowper-Smith, CEO, Spring Loaded Technology, conducted by April Cashin-Garbutt, MA (Cantab) What was the vision behind the Levitation knee brace? We wanted to create a ...

Mill-Max announces its first magnetic mating connectors. The Maxnetic™ spring-loaded connectors are designed to make connecting components effortless, reliable, and durable. This series of magnetic ...

Gigabyte has introduced a new SSD cooler design for its latest AMD 800-series Aorus Stealth Ice motherboards, called M.2 EZ-Flex. This spring loads the SSD backplate, forcing tighter contact ...

Halifax-based Spring Loaded Technology, which develops a company bionic knee brace, has secured $1.9M in seed round funding from Build Ventures. The company also snagged a military contract with the ...

Created by Canadian startup Spring Loaded Technology, the (mostly) carbon fiber brace features a hinge that mechanically stores energy when the wearer bends their knee.

Halifax-based Spring Loaded Technology announced today that it has delivered the first 60 in of a planned 190 bionic knee braces to the Canadian Army, ...

Soundproof wall materials, however, can be quite thick and expensive. Swedish scientists have developed a thinner, less costly alternative, in the form of a spring-loaded sound-damping screw.