Rehab Innovations-25 Expo: A Groundbreaking Celebration of Innovation in Rehabilitation!

Organized by the TUF Rehabilitation Society, Rehab Innovations 25 expo served as a pioneering platform to exhibit cutting-edge prosthetics and rehabilitation technologies developed by students. The expo was inaugurated by Mr Rehan Naseem Bharara, President of the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI), as the Chief Guest, alongside Dr Habib Aslam, Convener of FCCI. Prof Dr Aman Ullah Malik, Rector TUF, and Dr Zahida Maqbool, Registrar, TUF graced the event with their presence, offering their encouragement and acknowledging the students' exceptional innovations.

The expert panel of judges featured Dr Muhammad Sharif Waqas, Associate Professor and HOD, Physical Therapy at NUR International University Lahore, Prof Dr Salman Bashir, Dean of the School of Health Sciences at the University of Management and Technology Lahore, and Prof Dr Rabiya Noor, Professor, and HOD of Physical Therapy at Riphah International University Lahore, Dr Hira Mannan, Lecturer at GC University Faisalabad, Professor Dr Shahid Ahmad Heera, Director of Allied Health Sciences, University of Lahore Sargodha Campus, and Professor Dr Tahira Iqbal, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine & Allied Health Sciences, TUF. The expo was organized under the leadership of Dr Izza Ayub (PT), Lecturer and Incharge of the Rehabilitation Society at TUF, and Dr Maryam Safdar (PT), Coordinator and Assistant Professor at the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Saleem Wing, TUF. Sponsors included King Consultancy, Health Studio, Nutri Medica Health Care, and the TUF Rehabilitation Society, all contributing to the success of the program.

The standout projects included:

• 1st Position: VR Motion Track (Team 16) – An innovative virtual reality solution for motion tracking in rehabilitation.
• 2nd Position: Globally Unified Intelligent Device for Exploration (Team 25) – A multi-functional device aimed at enhancing mobility and exploration for individuals with disabilities.
• 3rd Position: Eco-ergonomic Stationary Rehab Rider (Team 4) – A sustainable and ergonomic stationary rehabilitation device.

In his concluding remarks, Mr Rehan Naseem Bharara praised the creativity and technical expertise of the students, stating, "The solutions presented by the students today have truly impressed me. Their work demonstrates the potential of our youth to revolutionize rehabilitation technologies and contribute to societal well-being."

The event concluded on a high note, with participants and attendees expressing their appreciation for the valuable insights shared and the opportunities for collaboration and innovation. The organizers extended their heartfelt gratitude to the dignitaries, sponsors, and contributors for their unwavering support, which ensured the success of the event.