HandTutor physical and occupational therapy devices enable functional fine motor finger and wrist exercise and rehabilitation of the hand. The system consists of an ergonomic wearable glove and dedicated physical therapy rehabilitation software. This allows the therapist to work within the patient’s movement ability.
Device for elbow and shoulder rehabilitation. The ArmTutor allows for isolated elbow and shoulder and combination elbow and shoulder functional exercise practice. The system provides detailed exercise instructions and precise feedback on the patients exercise performance and improvement. The controlled practise of multi joints within the normal movement pattern prevents undesired and compensatory joint movement and ensures better performance of functional tasks.
Most advanced Gloreha device of the upper extremities. Ideal for all stages of neuromotor recovery. The bimanual mirror training option allows the patient to reproduce the actions of his healthy hand on the contralateral limb through the robotic glove. The core of Gloreha is a robotic rehabilitation glove that supports and detects finger joint movement. To enhance cortical stimulation, 3D animations on the screen visualize finger and joint movement.
Aria is a sensor-based device for therapeutic upper limb treatment and neurocognitive training that offers cognitive exercises and interactive games focusing on free arm, wrist and hand movements. The patient moves his upper limb in space in the absence of gravity. The set-up is immediate: nothing to wear on the patient.
Maestro is the hand mobilization device that can be used both in an early phase on bedridden patients, even if the patient has no residual active movement, and subsequently to support the recovery of functional actions with real objects.
Crescendo is an integrated solution offering finger mobilization therapies and interactive games for neurocognitive treatment, motor training of hand, wrist, and fingers, and recovery of complex functional gestures.
Aida is the next-generation device for neurocognitive learning and rehabilitation, based on eye-tracking: the patient trains his mind by simply interacting with the eyes.
Aida recognizes what the patient is looking at. On the device screen, exercises and games with different degrees of complexity are proposed: the patient is the protagonist of his treatment session through eye interaction.
The Aida infrared eye-tracker, positioned at the base of the screen, reads eye movement and interprets the patient’s choices in response to the stimuli proposed each time.
Concerto is the technological solution to guarantee the patient’s continuity of active rehabilitation treatment of the upper limb, from hospital to home, with remote control by the clinical specialist.
Thanks to Concerto, rehabilitation therapy does not end when the patients are discharged. The same motor and neurocognitive exercises that the patients learned to do in the gym with Aria are available at home, under the supervision of the same professional who took care of them during the treatment period in the facility.
Therapy for arms and the upper body. The Galileo Mano Med dumbbell system is used to decrease spasticity or reduce movement restrictions circulatory disorders and improve movement functions or muscle tone.
ArmMotus, a new generation of upper limb rehabilitation robotics, adopts the new all-in-one design making it smaller and sleeker. Through the world's leading force feedback algorithm and high-performance motor, it simulates an excellent mechanical environment for the users.
HandyRehab™ is an intelligent hand rehabilitation robotic glove that targets the fine motor skills of the user by providing various functional finger movement training. It is portable, lightweight and also provides human-computer interactions by integrating electromyographic biofeedback technology.
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