The technology of the new generation Syrebo upper limb rehabilitation robot

The new generation Syrebo upper limb rehabilitation robot

Syrebo’s Upper Limb Intelligent Rehabilitation Training and Evaluation System is an intelligent robot for upper limb motor rehabilitation. Using an all-round mobile chassis and high-precision optical positioning technology, it provides users with a variety of effective goal-oriented task training, improves users' strength, speed, and accuracy, and then re-constructs upper limb function, fully meeting the training needs of different scenarios such as hospitals, communities, and families.

As a product combining medicine and engineering, the Syrebo upper limb rehabilitation robot has successfully obtained approval from FDA, CE with its solid clinical foundation. In practical applications, this product has performed well and has been recognized by clinicians and patients world wise.

Compared with traditional upper limb rehabilitation training methods, Syrebo’s upper limb intelligent rehabilitation training and evaluation system uses advanced motion control technology and high-precision optical positioning sensing technology, which can achieve a positioning error of <0.03mm, accurately capture the patient's movement status, and conduct intelligent movement rehabilitation training according to rehabilitation needs.

At the same time, Syrebo’s upper limb intelligent rehabilitation training and evaluation system has seven major advantages, including training and evaluation integration, active and passive integration, task-oriented scenario interaction, full rehabilitation cycle coverage, multi-dimensional synchronous training, and multiple safety protections.

Integrated training and evaluation, provide data-based reports to support data basis for rehabilitation plans.

Training includes three major parts: sports training, cognitive training, and ADL training. Sports training includes passive training, power training, active training, and resistance training. The cognitive training part includes active training and resistance training. The ADL training part includes active training and resistance training. Based on force sensing technology, it provides assistance or resistance on demand to meet the needs of users with upper limb muscle strength of 0-5 levels. Fully meet the rehabilitation needs of the entire rehabilitation period.