Therapy helper inRehaRob: Robot-assisted rehabilitation after a stroke

If movement disorders occur after a stroke, extensive rehabilitation is necessary. To ensure that this can also take place without the presence of a physiotherapist, RWTH Aachen University is working on the inRehaRob project. Its subject is a robotic arm that will enable independent training sessions in the future.

Source: REHACARE.com

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