Rahm is a dedicated researcher and lecturer passionate about harnessing innovation and technology to improve health access and clinical outcomes. He holds a PhD in Computer Science and Human Movement Analysis, as well as a Master’s in Health Technology and Innovation. His current work primarily focuses on computer vision technology for human movement analysis and the validation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Additionally, he continues to explore immersive virtual reality (VR) and the advanced use of motion capture for learning and teaching within health environments.

Rahm brings over a decade of clinical experience to his research. As a paediatric physiotherapist for ten years, he successfully incorporated consumer technology to enhance rehabilitation outcomes for children and their families. His broad clinical background also spans ICU, acute hospital care, rehabilitation, sports medicine, community health, and aged care. Rahm continues to explore, understand, and validate emerging technologies with the ultimate goal of making health services more accessible to every individual.