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About RTLab

The Rehabilitation Technologies Lab (RTLab) at the University of Manitoba is a multidisciplinary research space dedicated to advancing smart health technologies that promote independence, inclusion, and well-being. Led by Dr. Amine Choukou, RTLab designs and tests innovative tools—such as virtual reality systems, remote rehabilitation platforms, and assistive devices—that support older adults, people with disabilities, and underserved communities. With a strong focus on collaboration and accessibility, the lab works closely with Indigenous partners, healthcare providers, and industry to ensure meaningful impact in real-world settings.

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TESTIMONIALS

​I’m pleased to congratulate Dr. Choukou.”... “The road of recovery and rehabilitation following a stroke can be incredibly challenging for patients, particularly those who don’t have ready access to support services.

Dr. Choukou’s research into VR-based rehabilitation has great potential to support stroke patients and a health-care system that is stretched. 

Dr. Neil Maresky, vice president – scientific affairs

AstraZeneca Canada

Meet The Team

Amine Choukou

Amine Choukou, PhD

RTLab Lead

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Team Members

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