Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot 80 Countries & regions Medical units Providing innovative rehabilitation products & services for hospitals/communities/families Shanghai Siyi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. Website: www.syrebo.com Office: (+86) 400-6886-275 E-mail: [email protected] Address: 2F, Building 13, 2388 Xiupu Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai

Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot SY-UEA2 Syrebo® Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot adopts a full-featured mobile chassis and high-precision optical positioning technology, providing users with various effective target-oriented training to enhance upper limb strength, speed, and accuracy, and reshape upper limb functionality. Intelligent recognition of motion parameters, real-time monitoring of user status. Ergonomic design, specialized accessory combination. Adjustable arm length, suitable for a wide range of patients. Built-in powerful lithium battery, unrestricted by the environment. One-touch...

Product Features Intelligent data analysis & evaluation Support multi-project training planning Light-weight, portable Easy to use Weighs only 8kg, meeting various scenarios, such as bedside and training room Passive training in the immersive scenes to stimulate the brain’ consciousness s Customize trajectory Multi-dimensional training Modes Muscle strength training �� ROM training Cognition training Integrated with rehabilitation theory to stimulate active participation and induce normal exercise Assistance training Speed, strength, range and other parameters are monitored in real-time during...

Clinical Evidence 1. In comparison with conventional therapy, the robot-assisted rehabilitation is more effective in improving upper limb motor function recovery, especially in chronic stroke patients. The present systematic review shows that the use of robotic devices can positively affect the recovery of arm function in patients with stroke. Reference: Bertani R, Melegari C, De Cola MC, Bramanti A, Bramanti P, Calabro RS. Effects of robot-assisted upper limb rehabilitation in stroke patients: a systematic review with meta-analysis. Neurol Sci. 2017 Sep;38(9):1561-1569. Patients with upper limb...