VisioGait offers a comfortable and safe gait therapy environment and a visual infrastructure that makes the sessions more focused and fun. It is equipped with sensors for continuous monitoring of joint positions and the patient's weight distribution. Information collected from the sensors is used in a Visual Motivation System (VMS) software developed specifically for rehabilitation.
Automated gait trainer robot for users with a bodyweight of 50 kg or less and 110 to 150 cm height. Prodrobot Automated Gait Trainer is an active medical device designed to rehabilitate the lower limbs of patients with gait dysfunctions. Prodrobot presents a unique concept of approach to therapy. It is devoid of the treadmill, and at the same time allows for adjustable relief of the patient’s joints and reproduces the movement pattern in 6 joints.
RoboGait is a robot-assisted gait therapy device used to accelerate the treatment process to regain and improve the walking ability. The therapy performed with RoboGait aims to achieve the typical gait pattern of the lower limbs, transfer weight in a controlled manner, and activate the neuronal pathway. The visual motivation system creates a plasticity effect.
The ReoAmbulator allows therapists to design patient-specific exercises that work towards improving patient balance, ambulation, coordination, stamina and posture through an intensive, repetitive re-training of normal movement of the entire leg – the hip, knee and ankle – as well as the pelvis, to reproduce reciprocal, synchronized natural gait pattern.
Based on clinical principles of brain recovery in gait rehabilitation with breakthrough technology, the Optimal-G™ Pro enables neuromuscular re-education and brain retraining. The advanced robotic system facilitates intensive and repetitive reciprocal motion, recovering normal gait patterns and improves ambulatory capabilities, balance, stability and posture.
Intended for use as a gait training and rehabilitation device to improve walking function and independence in patients with a neurological or muscular injury, illness, or weakness.
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