Description

 

FEATURES

Thoughtful Protection, High Safety Training

High protection – straps for hands fix the hands’ position; anti-tipper fixes the wheelchair’s position

Emergency stop – the emergency stop button is designed to shut down operations in case of incidents

Smooth calf support kit – hold legs in the neutral position; keep normal movement trajectory; prevent knee injury

Multiple Modes, From Limbs To Fingers

5 modes – Active-Passive Training, Assistive Training, Symmetry Training, Isokinetic Training and Fine Motor Training

Limb training – four available modes covering all recovery stages

Finger training – fine motor trains hand-eye coordination via gaming

Flexible Adjustment, Component Rotation 

8″ full color screen – android system, 270°rotation & 90° sagittal folding

Stepless radius adjustable crank – cover all heights and leg length; large scale of convenient adjustment

Upper limb training platform – 180°rotation, easy to turn to another side

Servo system – high-performance servo motors ensure smooth operation

Stable Chassis, Flexible Wheels

Chassis – keep the device stable during training

Wheels – to facilitate the device’s movement

Spasm Recognition,                      Foot-insertion Assistance

Spasm setting – identification and protection system for muscle tension relief

Foot insertion – press the pedal to adjust button to position the pedals into the desired position

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

 

Dimensions in mm(W×L×H)710×760×1072
Standard Weight46.5kg
Interface8″ touch screen
Power SupplyAC100-240V, 50-60Hz
Rated Power160 VA
System of ProtectionClass I, Type B Applied Part
Rotate Speed5-60 r/min
Resistance Level0-24 ( 0-12 Nm, 0.5 Nm/level)
Spasm Level1-10 (1-10 Nm, 1 Nm/level) or OFF
Spasm Relief Rate1-5
Timer1-120 min

 

 

INDICATIONS

♦ Strokes

♦ Skull and brain trauma

♦ Parkinson’s disease

♦ Cerebral paresis

♦ Multiple sclerosis (MS)

♦ Muscular diseases such as muscular dystrophy

♦ Cardio-vascular problems

♦ Arthritis and osteoarthritis

♦ Other problems lead to hypokinesia

ACCESSORY

NamePictureFunction
Training handle kitHand-grasping assistance   
Training cuffsHand fixation
Type I: Anti-TipperWheelchair Fixation

 

NamePictureFunction
Training handle gripPalm rest & hand fixation
Type II: Anti-TipperWheelchair Fixation

FAQ

1. What is Kinesiotherapy?
Kinesiotherapy, literally movement therapy, is the therapeutic treatment of disease by passive and active muscular movements (as by massage) and exercise. It is the core element of physiotherapy/physical therapy.

2. What are isometric exercises, isotonic exercises, and isokinetic exercises?
Isometric exercises are strength training in which the joint angle and muscle length do not change during contraction. Isotonic exercises are that in an isotonic contraction, tension remains the same, whilst the muscle’s length changes. Isokinetic exercises are a type of strength training. It uses specialized exercise machines that produce a constant speed no matter how much effort you expend. These machines control the pace of an exercise by fluctuating resistance throughout your range of motion.

 

Features

Thoughtful Protection, High Safety Training

High protection - straps for hands fix the hands’ position; anti-tipper fixes the wheelchair’s position

Emergency stop - the emergency stop button is designed to shut down operations in case of incidents

Smooth calf support kit - hold legs in the neutral position; keep normal movement trajectory; prevent knee injury

Multiple Modes, From Limbs To Fingers

5 modes - Active-Passive Training, Assistive Training, Symmetry Training, Isokinetic Training and Fine Motor Training

Limb training - four available modes covering all recovery stages

Finger training - fine motor trains hand-eye coordination via gaming

Flexible Adjustment, Component Rotation 

8″ full color screen - android system, 270°rotation & 90° sagittal folding

Stepless radius adjustable crank - cover all heights and leg length; large scale of convenient adjustment

Upper limb training platform - 180°rotation, easy to turn to another side

Servo system - high-performance servo motors ensure smooth operation

Stable Chassis, Flexible Wheels

Chassis - keep the device stable during training

Wheels - to facilitate the device's movement

Spasm Recognition, Foot-insertion Assistance

Spasm setting - identification and protection system for muscle tension relief

Foot insertion - press the pedal to adjust button to position the pedals into the desired position

Technical Specification

 

Dimensions in mm(W×L×H)710×760×1072
Standard Weight46.5kg
Interface8" touch screen
Power SupplyAC100-240V, 50-60Hz
Rated Power160 VA
System of ProtectionClass I, Type B Applied Part
Rotate Speed5-60 r/min
Resistance Level0-24 ( 0-12 Nm, 0.5 Nm/level)
Spasm Level1-10 (1-10 Nm, 1 Nm/level) or OFF
Spasm Relief Rate1-5
Timer1-120 min

Accessories

NamePictureFunction
Training handle kitHand-grasping assistance   
Training cuffsHand fixation
Type I: Anti-TipperWheelchair Fixation

 

NamePictureFunction
Training handle gripPalm rest & hand fixation
Type II: Anti-TipperWheelchair Fixation

Indications

♦ Strokes

♦ Skull and brain trauma

♦ Parkinson’s disease

♦ Cerebral paresis

♦ Multiple sclerosis (MS)

♦ Muscular diseases such as muscular dystrophy

♦ Cardio-vascular problems

♦ Arthritis and osteoarthritis

♦ Other problems lead to hypokinesia

FAQ

1. What is Kinesiotherapy?
Kinesiotherapy, literally movement therapy, is the therapeutic treatment of disease by passive and active muscular movements (as by massage) and exercise. It is the core element of physiotherapy/physical therapy.

2. What are isometric exercises, isotonic exercises, and isokinetic exercises?
Isometric exercises are strength training in which the joint angle and muscle length do not change during contraction. Isotonic exercises are that in an isotonic contraction, tension remains the same, whilst the muscle’s length changes. Isokinetic exercises are a type of strength training. It uses specialized exercise machines that produce a constant speed no matter how much effort you expend. These machines control the pace of an exercise by fluctuating resistance throughout your range of motion.