14 devices · GMDN 47517
A powered-support virtual-display rehabilitation system is a clinical tool designed to assist patients with upper-limb neuromuscular or musculoskeletal conditions. These systems use robotic supports to provide gravity-compensated movement while patients engage with interactive, game-like software to practice functional tasks such as reaching and grasping.
These systems integrate specialized hardware, such as a robotic arm, with computer software to monitor progress and adjust therapy settings. Users browsing this category will find assemblies that combine physical limb support with digital interfaces to facilitate repetitive, therapeutic motion for functional recovery.
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