Our Products
- Upper Extremity
  - AMADEO® Finger-Hand-Rehabilitation
    
    With AMADEO® patients who are barely able or unable to grasp can perform hundreds of robot-assisted grasping movements. Active participation of the patient’s affected hand is promoted by biofeedback and assist-as-needed interactions.
  - DIEGO®Shoulder-Arm-Rehabiliation
    
    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®´s 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.
  - TYROSTATION The perfect therapy setting
    
    The TYROSTATION is home to all components of PABLO® and TYMO® and provides ergonomic adaptability for patients.
- Lower Extremity
  - LEXO®Gait and Locomotion
    
    LEXO® is an end-effector-based gait trainer that revolutionizes gait rehabilitation through fast setup, high patient activity, and trunk support. Gait training with LEXO® means gait rehabilitation combined with scientific evidence.
  - 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.
  - TYMO® Balance training and postural control
    
    Small but powerful, the TYMO® system is a versatile measurement and therapy system for the whole body. In addition to the standing position, TYMO® offers a wide range of other options for maximum variety during therapy.
  - PABLO® Lower ExtremityPart of PABLO®
    
    PABLO® LOWER EXTREMITY is as an IMU-based gait analysis and training system part of PABLO®. It precisely assesses gait parameters that provide essential information for treatment of walking impairments.
- MTT-Line
  - MTT-LineMedical training therapy
    
    The barrier-free MTT-LINE specifically strengthens the six major muscle groups of the human body.
- Software
  - TyroS The heart of our technology
    
    Our TyroS software – developed by and together with therapists – is the heart of our technology that combines devices, know-how and therapeutic games. It is a sophisticated therapeutic system that helps challenge and encourage patients.

MTT Study

Stroke patients can experience a reduction in muscle strength and range of motion, a loss of sensory and motor coordination as well as abnormal muscle tone. This may lead to difficulties in postural control and reduced balance function. The results are an increased risk of falling, increased economic costs and hospitalization period as well as loss of participation and quality of life.

Muscle strength is one of the parameters closely related to functional balance and gait performance. In addition to rehabilitation with sensory and robotic devices, strength training plays a crucial role in building and maintaining muscle strength in the rehabilitation process. A study from Son et al. (2014) demonstrates that muscle strength training across multiple joints of the lower limbs enhances dynamic balance function of stroke patients. The researchers conclude that Medical Training Therapy (MTT) offers a viable option for improving patients’ dynamic balance, postural control, independence, and gait after stroke.

The Tyromotion MTT-LINE provides a set of medical training therapy devices for the six major muscle groups of the human body. The lower extremity devices LEG EXTENSION/CURL, ADDUCTION/ABDUCTION, LEG PRESS, and the PULLEY FREE STANDING can be used to build up strength in the lower limb, fostering functional balance.

Son et al. 2014 Influence of Resistance Exercise Training to Strengthen Muscles across Multiple Joints of the Lower Limbs on Dynamic Balance Functions of Stroke Patients.

Flansbjer et al. 2006 Knee muscle strength, gait performance, and perceived participation after stroke.

Gehlsen & Whaley 1990 Falls in the elderly: Part II, Balance, strength, and flexibility. Arch Phys Med Rehabil.

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