Rehabilitation of movement activity

Training of movement skills and coordination

Movement pathology involves many orthopedic and neurological disorders. Patients with serious injuries, musculoskeletal disorders, central and peripheral paralysis, paresis and other neurological conditions require restoration of the lost movement skills.

The core of the system, a miniature Neurosens inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor, allows you to detect and record even the slightest movements that cannot be distinguished by the human eye, amplify them and use as biofeedback (BFB). This enables early rehabilitation.

Motivating games for effective rehabilitation

The gaming environment is important for the rehabilitation process as it helps improve subject cooperation and performance. The software features different animation options that ensure you get the most out of it with every training session. The BFB allows for rehabilitation of both movement and cognitive functions, which is an additional benefit for a comprehensive rehabilitation. Steadys-Kinematics involves various movement directions at the joint.

Manual and automatic training modes

It is important to assess task performance during the gait training to keep the patient motivated. If the patient fails to perform the task, you can make it easier without training termination or more difficult if the patient succeeds in the task. This is how it works in manual mode. The control of the training performance and adjustment of the task difficulty level in the automatic mode is done by the software that streamlines end-to-end workflow and helps to save time.

Progress tracking

All data obtained during the exams is stored in the software database. It only takes one button to generate a report for a comprehensive assessment of changes.