R-Touch
Description
Highlights
Operating principle & technology
Studies
Description
ALL-IN-ONE SOLUTION FOR HAND AND ARM
R-Touch is the ultimate all-in-one solution for hand and arm rehabilitation. This innovative technology utilizes a soft robotic glove that elicits physiological finger movements and promotes neuroplastic changes. R-Touch guides patients through all stages of recovery and provides an interactive, playful environment that takes rehabilitation to the next level.
Take your patient care to the next level!
Highlights
- Advanced mirror therapy
- For adults and children
- Early rehabilitation and targeted training with time-optimized patient setup in less than 2 minutes
- For all phases of rehabilitation
- Training possible while standing and sitting
- Playful environment to challenge the patient
- Multidirectional movements for hand, wrist and arm
Operating principle & technology
The R-Touch product family is a soft robotic glove that can evoke physiological finger movements and induce neuroplastic changes.
The playful environment creates an interaction between the patient and real objects to help them reach their maximum potential.
R-Touch is available in many versions and accompanies the patient continuously through all phases of upper limb recovery.
Mobilization of the hands
Robotic hand mobilization enables finger movements and various grasping movements even for bedridden patients in the early stages of recovery. In advanced stages, patients handle real objects and perform functional global movements while sitting or standing.
Mirror therapy
The device recognizes the movements of the patient’s healthy hand and transfers them to the affected hand. A therapist can also guide and facilitate the movements of the patient’s affected hand.
Active-assisted hand training
Interactive gamification training encourages patient involvement and only changes the treatment when necessary to support the patient.
Patient-controlled (active and active-assisted) training of the upper limbs
Sensor-based training encourages patients to move in all possible directions. A playful environment encourages grasping movements and therapy can be supplemented with cognitive training.
Studies
A Sensor-Based Upper Limb Treatment in Hemiplegic Patients: Results from a Randomized Pilot Study
Robotic-assisted hand therapy for improvement of hand function in children with cerebral palsy: a case series study
Hand Passive Mobilization Performed with Robotic Assistance: Acute Effects on Upper Limb Perfusion and Spasticity in Stroke Survivors
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