Overview
A suspended sensing robotic arm with eye-tracking that converts visual intention into movement commands, enabling active training at every stage of recovery.
Target joints / functions
Shoulder flexion/extension and abduction/adduction · Elbow flexion/extension · Hand grasping · Upper-limb compound movement
Applicable stages
Flaccid, spastic and late-spastic stages · Upper-limb Brunnstrom I–VI · Passive, assistive, active and resistive modes
Manufacturer: ZO Medtech
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Key capabilities
- Eye-tracking
First system to introduce eye-tracking into upper-limb rehabilitation: visual intention is converted into motor commands for active training at all stages, with attention training and real-time monitoring. - Active trajectory control algorithm
Precisely repeats movements based on natural joint motion sequences, with adaptive force interaction progressing from passive assistance to active support. - Suspension-type sensing robotic arm
Six training modes (passive, active-passive, assistive, resistive, isometric and isokinetic), including trajectory, isokinetic and grasping actions. - Multi-joint customized protocols
Covers shoulder-elbow compound motion, shoulder abduction/adduction, elbow flexion/extension and hand grasping, with parameters automatically matched to individual needs. - Task-oriented scenarios and smart management
Motor, cognitive and ADL simulation scenarios, plus patient records, department scheduling, data monitoring and cloud management.
