tyroS 6.8 Update – Three New Therapy Games for Even Greater Training Motivation

tyroS – Software that brings therapy to life

tyroS is the central therapy software powering many devices such as Amadeo, Diego, Pablo, Tymo, Myro, Omego, and Lexo. It combines motor, sensory, and cognitive training with gamification, biofeedback, and an intuitive user interface.

With the latest tyroS 6.8 update, we are expanding the training portfolio with three new therapy games designed to support key functional abilities while bringing even more variety and motivation into everyday therapy sessions.

The new games support, among others:

• Visual attention
• Hand-eye coordination
• Reaction speed
• Executive functions
• Movement planning and rhythm

Ski Champion – Winter sports fun for gait training with Lexo

With Ski Champion, Lexo introduces a new therapy game that transforms repetitive gait training into a motivating winter sports experience.

Inspired by our Austrian roots, patients guide a virtual skier through slalom gates. This is achieved through rhythmic stepping and weight shifting – key components of gait training.

Along the way, playful details add extra motivation: if patients master the course skillfully, they can even spray snow onto the Tyro dogs waiting at the edge of the slope.

Therapeutic focus

• Rhythmic gait training
• Weight shifting
• Coordination and timing
• Motivated participation in therapy

Bricks Breaker – The arcade classic for attention and reaction

The new game Bricks Breaker brings a timeless arcade classic into therapy. Its gameplay is simple, intuitive, and easy to learn – making it ideal for motivating patients right from the start.

Patients control a paddle to direct a ball toward bricks on the screen. By breaking the bricks, they collect points, unlock bonus stars, and progress through increasingly challenging levels.

Therapeutic focus

• Visual attention
• Hand-eye coordination
• Reaction speed
• Executive functions

Thanks to adjustable screen graphics, the game can be tailored to the patient’s needs – ranging from minimal to more complex visual stimuli.

Paddle Boat – Rhythm, coordination, and playful movement

With Paddle Boat, patients enter a calm yet engaging water environment. The goal is to steer a boat through floating navigation gates, with the challenge increasing at each new level.

The game combines coordination tasks with rhythmic movement. The visual rhythm helps patients better plan and execute their movements.

Therapeutic focus

• Visual attention
• Hand-eye coordination
• Reaction speed
• Executive functions
• Movement planning through visual rhythmization

Here as well, the screen graphics can be adjusted, allowing therapists to optimally adapt the game to each patient.

The games Bricks Breaker and Paddle Boat are available on the following devices: Amadeo, Diego, Omego, Pablo, Tymo, and Myro.

More gamification for modern rehabilitation

With these new games, tyroS expands its therapy portfolio with additional motivating training options designed to support both motor and cognitive abilities.

Gamification elements help to:

• increase patient motivation
• boost training intensity and repetitions
• make therapy sessions more engaging and varied

This enables tyroS to support therapists in combining evidence-based rehabilitation with motivating therapy experiences.

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