Passionate about sensory innovation
The Rompa® research and development team are dedicated to bringing you exciting new sensory experiences
Research
Creativity
Passion
Exploring emerging technology
We constantly look for ways to expand our range, find new opportunities, and improve our technology.
We develop the best systems we can, to bring you reliable, versatile, seamlessly connected sensory products.
Design for local manufacturing
We like to design products that we can either make in our factory, or make in close collaboration with local production partners.
We believe in supporting the local economy, so we develop products that create local jobs right here in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and the surrounding area.
Design for sustainability
We use materials from sustainable sources, and work with local suppliers wherever possible to keep our footprint to a mimimum.
Always seeking feedback. Happy to redesign. Aiming to perfect.
We prototype, we test, and we learn. We do this until we are happy that our products can withstand daily use in the toughest environments. We constantly monitor customer feedback to ensure we design sensory products that are robust, reliable, and simple to use.
Specialist Advisors
Lesley Collier
Professor Lesley Collier is an HCPC registered Occupational Therapist with extensive experience in creating, leading and teaching occupational therapy and other allied health subjects.
Lesley has a clinical and research interest in sensory integration and cognitive impairment in individuals across the life span. She has led and participated in national and international research programmes related to sensory processing and sensory stimulation for people with cognitive impairment.
Lesley’s expertise and leadership have significantly contributed to advancements in this field.
Trevor Cotterill
Trevor Cotterill is a Senior Lecturer in Education Studies and SEND, a Lecturer in Further Education Collaborations and Stage 3 Progression Leader for BA (Hons) Education Studies.
Trevor has over 40 years of teaching experience in secondary schools, further education, and higher education.
Trevor’s research includes SEND, including autism and ADHD, professional development for practitioners working with learners with SEND, the role of neurobiology and cognition in autism, and the influence of neuroscience and learning.
Great ideas can come from anywhere!
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