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The hand therapy world champion
Boredom in finger-hand rehabilitation? Not with AMADEO! Motivation in the course of therapy is just as essential as fingers and hands are for daily life. Regardless of whether it is an adult or child, AMADEO increases therapeutic ambition with sophisticated robotics and a playful approach, and also visualizes the smallest successes in all phases of rehabilitation. Bottom line: AMADEO is simply unique.
Bilaterally back to life
Finally go fishing again? DIEGO® skilfully assists patients with its unique intelligent weight relief. With its three-dimensional therapeutic area and virtual reality, DIEGO® enables the ideal transfer of what you have learned into everyday life – exactly with the required support. Nothing more and nothing less.
Endless options, well organized
Anyone who is as versatile as PABLO® and TYMO® needs structure to really unfold. The Tyrostation is home to all individual components of our two all-rounders and also provides perfect ergonomic adaptability for every patient.
Full of variety, versatility, innovation and creativity
Real objects, power control, touch applications and a whole lot of fun: this is what constitutes goal-oriented, intuitive therapy with MYRO. The sensor-based surface is the basis for creative therapy which brings about meaning and self-determination in daily life.
As versatile as life
PABLO® is an all-rounder when it comes to activities of daily living. Position sensors and numerous accessories open up incredibly versatile therapeutic options in a safe environment for patients of all impairment levels.
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Part of PABLO®
Always know where therapy is going
PABLO® Lower Extremity, our gait analysis and training system, precisely measures the parameters which are required for the selection of the most effective therapeutic measures for gait improvement. Simple and location-independent application as well as size-independent measurement makes the package complete – small device, great effect!
Balance in perfection
TYMO, a portable posturography system and the world’s thinnest balance platform. Flexible in application, TYMO trains postural control in a sensitive, specific and meaningful manner, and is therefore the basis of all movements. Motivation and fun are included.
Therapy for all phases of gait rehabilitation gone motivational
Two separate drives mobilize the patient in an effortless, isolated and focussed manner, and therefore make OMEGO® the long-desired stopgap between mobilization and locomotion. What else remains for patient and therapist to do? Train in a motivated manner, have fun and achieve goals.
Gait training at its best
Maximum number of steps and intensity, low in height, easy handling and fast setup time: Impossible? It works! With LEXO® patients take the first impressive steps back to mobility and enjoy the feeling that things are finally getting better again.
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Panel discussion - The future of rehabilitation
The grand finale of our Customer Days was the panel discussion, which took place on the last day.
Our 5 experts:
- Alexander Kollreider
Founder and CTO of Tyromotion
- Klemens Fheodoroff
Physician, Neurologist, KABEG Gailtal-Klinik (AT)
- Rocco Salvatore Calabro
Physician, Neurologist, Researcher, Centro Neurolesi Bonino Pulejo (Messina, IT)
- Vicki Abraham
Occupational Therapist, Managing Director of Abraham OT Services (Victoria, AUS)
- Hubertus van Hedel
Head of Research, Swiss Childrens Rehab, University Children’s Hospital Zurich (CH)
They came together on our stage for a fascinating discussion on “the future of neurorehabilitation”.
These 4 questions were dealt with in detail and discussed intensively:
- What specifically concerns you in your field in relation to rehabilitation, especially robotic rehabilitation?
- What is the GAP you recognize to achieve your stated goal?
- What needs to be done or what can other stakeholders do to fill or resolve this GAP?
- How do you envision robotic rehabilitation evolving in the next decade, and what impact will it have on traditional rehabilitation methods?
The panel discussion was accompanied by graphic artist Karin Hoffman, who transformed the spoken words into a great picture.
The outcome of this interesting expert panel talk was that technology-assisted rehabilitation should be integrated even more and made accessible for young and old.
Furthermore, we at Tyromotion will continue to work on new solutions for the future to improve the results of therapies. In this way, we would like to support all therapists to complement this important work in a meaningful way.
We would like to thank everyone who made this discussion so exciting and beneficial.
