HUR Balance & Testing Equipment

The SBT-390 is a dynamic postural balance assessment and training device for rehabilitation. Measuring 1,500(L) X 1,200(W) X 2,250(H)mm (±10mm) and weighing 56kg, it is used for balance evaluation and therapeutic training in clinical physiotherapy settings.

Static and dynamic balance testing and training system designed for evaluation and treatment of balance disorders across diverse patient populations. Accommodates a wide variety of pathologies from athletes to older adults.

A high-specification balance training and analysis device that supports lower limb loading testing, standard testing, center of gravity sway testing, and optional power vector and load testing for comprehensive balance assessment and training.

A balance and postural assessment system used for health screenings and one-on-one patient interactions in rehabilitation settings. The device provides programmable testing protocols and is suitable for both clinical and public health fair applications.

Multi-functional grip strength testing device with wireless capability and adjustable resistance for rehabilitation and functional assessment applications.

Specialized equipment designed for balance training and rehabilitation of patients with mobility disorders. Suitable for elderly populations and individuals recovering from neurological conditions.

Therapeutic equipment designed to challenge and improve balance in rehabilitation and physiotherapy programs.

Equipment designed for balance assessment and equilibrium training in rehabilitation programs. These devices reduce fall risk and improve proprioceptive function.

A balance assessment and training system that makes stability and balance measurable and trainable for use in therapy, prevention and performance promotion.

Rehabilitation device for managing balance disorders and equilibrium disturbances. Supports neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Sense of Balance is an electric adjustable platform for gait rehabilitation featuring height-adjustable stairs (0-16.5cm), an inclined slope (0-26°), and a motorized handrail system. The device enables progressive balance and stair-climbing training tailored to patient ability levels, with integrated session documentation and progress tracking for clinical use.

An interactive human-machine balance rehabilitation system utilizing scenario-based training, real-time data assessment, and objective measurements. It combines objective evaluation with engaging interactive training for balance disorders.