Sensor Medica at OTWorld 2026: innovation and technology for the future of rehabilitation

From May 19 to 22, 2026, OTWorld 2026 will once again turn Leipzig into one of the leading international hubs for orthopaedic technology, rehabilitation, and medical innovation.

This year again, Sensor Medica will be attending the event to meet professionals, partners, and industry operators from all over the world, showcasing its expertise in the development of advanced systems for biomechanical, postural, and movement analysis.

OTWorld has always represented an important opportunity for international exchange and professional development — a place where innovation, research, and clinical application come together to shape new perspectives in rehabilitation and prevention.

During the exhibition, the Sensor Medica team will present its technologies dedicated to movement and posture analysis, with a particular focus on integrated systems for biomechanical evaluation and three-dimensional analysis pathways increasingly adopted in clinical, sports, and rehabilitation environments.

Participation in OTWorld once again confirms Sensor Medica’s commitment to promoting innovative technologies capable of concretely supporting specialists and professionals in their daily work, providing increasingly precise, intuitive, and analysis-oriented tools.

In the coming days, we will share further details about our presence at the exhibition, including booth information and scheduled activities.

The project “International Expansion of Sensor Medica in the North American Market – OTWorld 2026” has been carried out with the co-financing of the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), under the Lazio Regional Program ERDF 2021-2027, in accordance with the publicity obligations set out in Articles 49, 50 and Annex IX of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 – CPR.

The initiative has also been made possible thanks to the SME Internationalization Voucher – ERDF RP 2021/2027, Determination No. G13369 · Application Protocol No. A0919-2025-101417 · Grant awarded: €30,480.00.