GLOREHA ARIA

Aria is a sensor-based device for therapeutic upper limb treatment and neurocognitive training. Aria offers cognitive exercises and interactive games focusing on a 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.

UPPER LIMB REHABILITATION

REHABILITATE WHILE HAVING FUN

The software offers several challenging and recreational exercises based on active upper limb movements detected by a specific sensor.

  • The graphic interface involves the patient and enhances the playful aspect of the treatment.
  • The motor exercise is carried out within an immersive context: the patient guides a character in executing tasks of varying complexity or controls a cursor in solving quizzes of increasing difficulty.
  • The therapist can program the exercise difficulty level or auto-adjust based on the patient’s performance.
  • The level of compensation is calibrated according to the arm's weight and the patient’s residual capacity of control and movement.

ARIA'S RANGE

Range of movements detected by Aria:

  • finger flexion-extension,
  • wrist pronation-supination,
  • radial-ulnar deviation,
  • wrist flexion-extension,
  • arm movements in vertical and horizontal planes (back-forth, right-left, up-down).

MOTOR/NEUROCOGNITIVE RECOVERY

Aria proposes exercises inspired by tests and activities typical of neuropsychological treatment to train selective attention, divided attention, shifting abilities, visual-spatial exploration skills, memory, etc.

Colours, numbers, images, playing cards: the software proposes interactive cognitive stimulation exercises tailored to the patient. The playful aspect and the combination of motor tasks facilitate the patient's compliance level with cognitive deficits.

GLOREHA MODULARITY

Thanks to the modularity and versatility of Gloreha products, hospitals, rehabilitation centres and gyms can best organize their technological equipment, integrating and modifying it over time.

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