Dynamic System Rehabilitation Equipment for Walking Rehab

Function: Wheel and chair integrated

Using the linkage training mode, one limb can drive three limbs to achieve active coordination training that controls the whole body. Mobilize the muscles of the whole body to participate, improve the strength of upper limbs, lower limbs, and core muscles, and lay a good foundation for standing and walking. It can also be used for daily cardiopulmonary training. Through aerobic training, it can improve lung expansion ability and heart pumping function.

Robot-assisted therapy can be used by physical therapists in conjunction with traditional physiotherapy approaches. Rehabilitation robotics include a wide range of training devices with the main purpose to train lost body functions caused by neurological or traumatic events.

Lower and upper extremity rehabilitation can require significant time and physical effort on the part of physiotherapists. The use of robotic devices is a highly motivating method, as it allows for repetitive, intensive and task specific training, whilst potentially offloading therapists burden.