Overview
A wearable EEG headset captures brain signals linked to movement intention, closing an intention–signal–action–feedback loop that activates neuroplasticity directly.
Target joints / functions
Upper and lower limb motor function · Cognitive function · Speech function
Applicable stages
Chronic stage / rehabilitation plateau — for patients with central nervous system injury (e.g. stroke) who respond poorly to conventional therapy
Key capabilities
- How it works
A wearable EEG headset captures brain signals associated with motor intention; decoded signals drive external devices or visual/auditory feedback, forming an intention–signal–action–feedback closed loop that bypasses damaged neural pathways. - Key advantages
Enables active, intention-driven rehabilitation without residual limb mobility, and can improve motor, cognitive and speech function simultaneously. - Clinical workflow
Strict pre-treatment screening (medical history, cognitive function, device compatibility), individualized parameters based on baseline EEG, and closed-loop monitoring with FMA and MMSE scales plus fMRI/fNIRS imaging. - Patient experience
Training is gentle and painless; visual feedback enhances engagement and compliance, making long-term rehabilitation easier to sustain.
