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- Upper Extremity
  - Amadeo Finger-Hand-Rehabilitation
    
    Amadeo is giving hands back their grip and fingers their finesse. Patients who are barely able or unable to grasp can perform hundreds of robot-assisted grasping movements. It won’t train a new Mozart. But it will help patients return to the piano, handwriting Christmas cards, and grabbing life firmly by the horns.
  - DiegoShoulder-Arm-Rehabiliation
    
    Diego is designed to strengthen what’s important. Whether proximal or distal training, Diego purposefully supports the rehabilitation of natural motion, allows the handling of everyday objects to be relearned, and is usable by adults and children alike.
  - Myro Interactive and task-specific therapy
    
    Myro is made for making humans get better! The sensor-based surface enables task-oriented rehabilitation with real objects, trains the patient’s cognitive abilities, and improves motor abilities of the upper extremity.
  - Pablo Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
    
    As a multifunctional rehabilitation device with comprehensive accessories, Pablo enhances classical therapy exercises with biofeedback, objective assessments, and gamification. It won´t train the next Picasso. But it will help patients to take back control of their lives.
  - Tyrostation The perfect therapy setting
    
    The Tyrostation is home to all components of Pablo and Tymo and provides ergonomic adaptability for patients. Sometimes, it´s about the little things in life – or therapy.
- Lower Extremity
  - LexoGait and Locomotion
    
    Lexo is a revolutionary gait trainer and impresses with fast setup, high patient activity and optimal trunk support. It encourages active participation and enables therapists to focus fully on their patients.
  - Omego Plus Gait training for the goals across all phases
    
    More than just a therapy bike! Omego Plus combines uni- and bilateral leg training, leg press, stepper, cycling & foot lift training in one device. Stride stronger with Omego Plus!
  - Tymo Balance training and postural control
    
    Small but powerful! Tymo is a versatile measurement and therapy system for the whole body. In addition to the standing position, Tymo offers a wide range of options for maximum variety during therapy.
- MTT-Line
  - MTT-LineMedical training therapy
    
    Get back in the game with the MTT-Line! The Medical Training Therapy devices are specifically designed to strengthen the six major muscle groups of the human body. Barrier free and maximum adjustability make the devices accessible for all types of patients.
- Software
  - Maya Patient Management Software
    
    Maya reduces paperwork, standardizes documentation, and automates reporting, making administration effortless and efficient. Designed for therapists to work wonders!

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Cutsomer Days - International Meeting on the future of rehabilitation!

On April 17-18, 2024, the moment had arrived: our international partners invited some of their customers to our “Customer Days” in Graz.

We provided a beautiful backdrop at St. Veit Castle. Restaurant Aiola treated us to typical Austrian and international cuisine over the two days.
This was very well received by the participants, who came from 24 different countries. This extraordinary setting was perfect for discussing new developments, new studies and experiences on the market together.

The program on offer was very diverse. Great keynote speeches, workshops, product presentations and much more were on the agenda

What does Tyromotion’s future path look like? How did Thomas Frühwirt manage to become an Olympic champion despite a tragic stroke of fate? Hubertus van Hedel showed how neurorehabilitation technologies for children can be improved. Barbara Seebacher gave us an insight into the first worldwide Lexo study. These and many more interesting topics were examined during these days. Once again, we would like to thank the top-class speakers for their participation.

Customers were also able to take a closer look at our devices and get to know them during our in-house workshops.

The side program also included an excursion to Riegersburg Castle and a visit to Buschenschank Bernhart. The highlight of this 3-day event was definitely the panel discussion on the last day. How often do you have the opportunity to look at the topic of “the future of rehabilitation” from so many expert perspectives?

More details on the panel discussion will be given in the next news article.

Foto Credits: Eva Fink Photography