Our completed studies and competitively-funded programmes form the published foundation beneath every active research initiative — spanning ten-year arthroplasty follow-up, AI-enabled motion analysis, and internationally-recognised digital health innovation.
5
Completed Programmes
10yr
Longest Follow-Up
£480k
Innovate UK Funding
Top 10
Santander X 2025
Each completed study below feeds directly into the active and upcoming research programmes — informing protocol design, AI development, and the way we deliver musculoskeletal care today.
10-Year Outcomes
10-Year Multicentre Clinical Follow-Up
A multicentre prospective study tracking 150 primary total knee replacements for up to a decade — reporting durable fixation, sustained function, and stable radiographic outcomes.
Follow-Up
10 Years
Cohort
150 TKRs
Design
Multicentre
24-Month Programme
Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Partnership
A nationally-recognised KTP with the University of Lincoln that embedded AI, computer vision, and motion-analysis capability into routine musculoskeletal practice.
Funder
Innovate UK
Duration
24 Months
Partner
Univ. of Lincoln
18-Month Programme
Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst — £480,000
An industry-academic programme led by MSK Doctors with KYMIRA and the University of Chester, translating smart textile technology into objective musculoskeletal monitoring.
Funding
£480k
Duration
18 Months
Consortium
3 Partners
Santander X 2025
Santander X Global Challenge — Top 10 Finalist
Selected from an international field as a Top 10 finalist, recognising MAI Motion’s markerless 3D analysis platform for clinical relevance, scalability and global commercial potential.
Ranking
Top 10
Stage
International
Year
2025
Published Study
Empirical Validation Using MAI Motion
A peer-reviewed clinical study demonstrating that a 3-repetition sit-to-stand protocol delivers biomechanical data equivalent to the conventional 5-rep test — with reduced patient burden.
Cohort
20 Adults
Reduction
5 → 3 Reps
Status
Published
Long-term data strengthens today’s decisions. Ongoing evaluation strengthens tomorrow’s. Explore the active research programmes that build directly on the work completed here.