27 devices · GMDN 60925
Virtual-display rehabilitation systems are interactive clinical tools designed to improve neuromuscular and musculoskeletal function by engaging patients in motion-based therapy. Using motion-sensing technology and a virtual display, these systems guide repetitive movements of limbs or the trunk—such as arm swings, hand exercises, or leg motions—to restore or enhance functional abilities, often with real-time feedback on performance.
These devices are typically regulated as medical technology, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as integrated systems, combining hardware (like wearable sensors or cameras) and software for clinical use, though specific classification varies by country and intended use.
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