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Dorset: AI socks trial could help people with dementia and autism - BBC News
Milbotix seeks £500,000 to bring SmartSocks for dementia sufferers to market - Business Biscuit
Smart socks that track distress in people with dementia
Dorset: AI socks trial could help people with dementia and autism - BBC News
New research using 'smart' socks could transform dementia care | Imperial News | Imperial College London
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Dementia patients 'will really benefit' from new smart socks which use AI technology - Mirror Online
SmartSocks designed to help keep dementia under control
High-tech socks could prevent falls and illness in people with dementia | Science & Tech News | Sky News
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Dorset dementia patients trialling 'smart socks' to help with care
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Sock it to Dementia | Alzheimer Society of Grey-Bruce
Smart socks helping protect people with dementia - BBC News
New 'smart' socks to prevent falls in people living with dementia - YouTube
Smart Socks Mitigating Falls in Individuals with Dementia
High-tech socks could help people with dementia - YouTube
How These AI 'smart Socks' Help Dementia Patients - Vida Newspaper
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New research using 'smart' socks could transform dementia care | Imperial News | Imperial College London
