Amadeo
Finger-Hand-Rehabilitation
– now with RMT

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Amadeo

Amadeo is a finger-hand therapy device designed for the rehabilitation of patients with motor dysfunction in the distal upper extremity. It enables therapists to deliver intensive, robot-assisted therapy and allows patients to perform hundreds of precise finger and hand movements in a single session.

Now, the optional RMT module expands the Amadeo therapy concept with Robotic Mirror Therapy and bilateral finger-hand therapy – bringing unilateral and bilateral therapy possibilities together within one device.

Hand of a woman in Amadeo finger-hand-rehabilitation device

Up to 700 Repetitions

High-intensity therapy within one session.

EMG-Enhanced Therapy

Detects intention, enables active training.

Therapists secures Patients hand on Amadeo

Objective Assessments

Choose between ROM, Force, Spasticity and Tone assessments.

Robotic Mirror Therapy

Mirror therapy meets robot-assisted movement.

HOW AMADEO WORKS

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Robotic Finger-Hand Rehabilitation for Upper Limb Therapy

Patients train grasping and finger extension with Amadeo, the finger-hand rehabilitation equipment for intensive, task-specific therapy. With spasticity-specific options and an EMG module, this finger-hand therapy device is highly effective.

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NEW

Meet the next generation of Amadeo

From unilateral therapy to Robotic Mirror Therapy and bilateral finger-hand therapy.

With the RMT module, Amadeo expands its established robot-assisted therapy options with Robotic Mirror Therapy and bilateral finger-hand therapy – bringing even more therapy possibilities together within one device.

Amadeo with RMT module. A woman is sitting at Amadeo doing bilateral therapy.

A therapy continuum. One device.

Mirror therapy meets robot-assisted movement.

AI-enabled RMT. Movement captured. Assistance translated.

Therapist trains with Patient on Amadeo with Robotic Mirror Therapy

Therapist-in-the-Loop. Hands-on guidance when needed.

How Amadeo RMT Works

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Discover Robotic Mirror Therapy
with Amadeo

See how Amadeo with the RMT module brings Robotic Mirror Therapy and bilateral finger-hand therapy into one therapy system.

A woman is training with the Amadeo RMT module. A female therapist is sitting by her side and doing therapy with her.

Robotic Mirror Therapy

Mirror therapy combined with robot-assisted movement.

The affected hand moves with robotic assistance while patients can watch either their real hands or a virtual illusion of the movement.

A woman is training with the Amadeo RMT module. A female therapist is sitting by her side.

AI-Enabled RMT

No glove. No sensor. No marker.

The movement of the less affected hand is captured and translated into movement assistance for the affected hand.

A child is training with the Amadeo RMT module

Bilateral Finger-Hand Therapy

Two bilateral therapy modalities. One system.

Amadeo with the RMT module enables symmetrical assisted and cooperative bilateral therapy.

Scale Intensity.
Prove Outcomes.

Amadeo helps deliver up to 700 repetitions in a single occupational therapy session and tracks progress across all rehabilitation phases. Treat adults and children alike — including patients with spasticity — with one efficient, evidence-based finger rehabilitation equipment solution that strengthens both clinical performance and economic results.

PEDIATRIC

One device for children,
adolescents and adults

Amadeo can be used with both adults and children across different rehabilitation phases, with therapy options that can be adapted to individual abilities and needs.

Therapist trains with young girl on Amadeo

Therapist puts Amadeo Fingertips on young patient

Small movement.
Big progress.

With Amadeo, even patients with minimal or no grasp ability can perform highly intensive, task-specific training — turning every repetition into quantifiable recovery.

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Scientfic Evidence

Amadeo follows evidence-based principles, combining scientific research, clinical expertise, and patient needs to ensure optimal care and outcomes. Explore our extensive library of studies and scientific publications for detailed insights.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Amadeo

Can individual fingers be targeted or isolated during therapy with Amadeo?

Yes, individual fingers can be targeted or isolated to address strength, spasticity, sensory input, and range of motion. This also enables the training of specific functional grasp patterns, such as a three-point grip. As a result, Amadeo can accommodate patients with amputations or contractures.

Can Amadeo be used with patients who have spasticity or high tone?

Yes, Amadeo offers dedicated assessment and therapy options for users with spasticity or increased tone. For each finger, spasticity is assessed at three different speeds using the Modified Ashworth Scale and the Modified Tardieu Scale, while tone is measured at rest. Therapy programs such as Continuous Passive Movement and vibration therapy support tone management and intervention.

How long does the patient setup on Amadeo take?

Setup time with Amadeo is quick and intuitive depending on the therapist’s experience using Amadeo and the patient’s condition.

Is Amadeo only designed for passive finger mobilization?

No, Amadeo is much more than a passive finger mobilization device. It is a comprehensive robotic hand and finger rehabilitation system designed to support patients at all levels of impairment. Amadeo offers a wide range of therapy modes, including passive, active-assisted, and fully active training. With features such as real-time biofeedback, interactive gamified exercises, and adjustable resistance for strength training, it enables highly individualized and engaging therapy.