Sky Medical Technology

A UK medical device company that makes geko, a small wearable that gently stimulates a nerve at the knee to boost blood flow in the leg.

About Sky Medical Technology

Sky Medical Technology makes geko, a wearable, single-use, battery-powered device. It sits near the side of the knee and sends small pulses to a nerve so the calf and foot muscles pump, which increases blood flow in the leg. It is used to help prevent blood clots, reduce swelling and support wound healing.

The company says it wants to improve health outcomes and make healthcare more accessible and effective, with an emphasis on sustainability. An earlier article quoted it as aiming to "partner with medical professionals around the world to enable them to transform how healthcare is delivered".

Sky describes itself as a UK-based device maker. A directory page places it in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, though a 2026 UK medtech list shows a different region, so check its website for the address. The page is marked as copyright 2025 and lists a King's Award for Enterprise.

The directory lists it as a small company with 1 to 50 employees. A 2021 article put the team at 32 people covering research, sales and quality (as at 2021).

We found no graduate scheme, internship, apprenticeship or vacancies. Engineering, regulatory and quality roles fit a device maker, so check Sky's website.

What they do

• {'desc': 'Stimulates a nerve at the knee to boost leg blood flow.', 'title': 'geko wearable device'}
• {'desc': 'Generates research for hospitals and health systems.', 'title': 'Clinical evidence work'}
• {'desc': 'Helps distributors register and sell the device.', 'title': 'Regulatory and partner support'}

Key facts

• Founder and CEO: Bernard Ross
• Founded 2007 (2021 article)
• Directory lists 1 to 50 employees
• Listed in a UK medtech list updated 20 Oct 2026

Website: www.skymedtech.com