CAREN The World’s Most Advanced Rehabilitation System

Mobility and Quality of Life In everyday life we are not aware of our balance and locomotion until trauma, disease or natural decline compromises these functions. Daily activities and independent living can become problematic, adversely affecting quality of life. The Computer Assisted Rehabilitation ENvironment (CAREN) is a versatile system enhancing both clinical treatment and research on any aspect of impaired mobility and locomotion. CAREN combines 10 years of experience in rehabilitation technology and therapeutic Virtual Reality applications. CAREN is the world’s most advanced system for...

State-of-the-Art Research The Best Clinical Care with Multi-sensory Inputs The CAREN is the perfect system for advanced research protocols in order to study impaired balance and locomotion. The patients’ environment can be manipulated to study pathology specific responses using physically, visually or cognitively challenging dual-tasks. It’s possible to use the treadmill and motion platform to perturb the walking surface in any direction, for example to mimic tripping, slipping, walking uphill or downhill, or sideways pushes. Throughout our lives, we constantly prioritize our sensory inputs when...

“The CAREN enables our lab to perform both fundamental and applied research on every aspect of human movement performance. It also puts us in an advanced position for collaborations and fund raising” PROF. DR. PHILIP ROWE, STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, UK. The CAREN way A CAREN will put your institute on the map and opens doors for grants, referrals and national and international collaborations with top reference institutes. Join a unique worldwide group with some of the top universities and clinical centers. CAREN’s Custom Configuration Options. As an institute, you have specific...

"The CAREN is an integral part of my therapy for patients with low-back pain, musculoskeletal and neurological disorders. Patients benefit greatly from the CAREN sessions" DR. LEV KALIKA, NEW YORK NEUROMUSCULAR REHABILITATION 0 PHYSIOTHERAPY, USA Motion base Degrees of Freedom: 6 Translation limits: Surge ±24cm, Sway ±23cm, Heave ±19cm Rotation limits: Pitch ±19°, Roll ±19°, Yaw ± 23° Trans. Velocity: Surge 0.6m/s, Sway 0.6m/s, Heave 0.5m/s Rol. Velocity: Pitch 50°/s, Roll 40°/s, Yaw 50°/s Trans. Accel: Surge 6m/s2, Sway 6m/s2, Heave 8m/s2 Rol. Accel: Pitch 300°/s2, Roll 300°/s2, Yaw 500°/s2...

Motekforce Link combines more than fifteen years of experience in high-quality rehabilitation technologies and real-time feedback using virtual reality techniques. Our mission is to contribute to the quality of life for each individual by defining and setting standards for measuring and improving human movement performance, using our network of partners, our technology and our drive to make a difference in this field. Motek is a proud partner of& DIH Hocoma Motekforce Link B.V. Hogehilweg 18 - C 1101CD Amsterdam The Netherlands www.motekforcelink.com [email protected] Find Out More About...