MotionMate

WristMotus is a robotic wrist rehabilitation device designed for physiotherapy and orthopedic recovery. It provides motorized passive and active-assisted motion therapy for patients with wrist injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and neurological conditions affecting upper limb function.

OYMotion's intelligent bionic hand designed for individuals with upper limb dysfunction, featuring advanced electromyography signal recognition technology that accurately captures user intent for natural and smooth hand movement control. The product includes 11 joints and 6 degrees of freedom, capable of completing 27 daily grasping movements suitable for most life scenarios. With lightweight design and high-strength structure, it supports a maximum load of 5kg and features quick-disconnect wrist connection for convenient wearing.

ArmMotus M2 Pro is a robotic rehabilitation device designed for upper limb motor recovery in physiotherapy settings. It provides task-oriented, gravity-compensated training for stroke, spinal cord injury, and neurological patients. The system delivers customizable, repetitive exercises with real-time biomechanical feedback to facilitate functional arm movement restoration.

Self-developed smart bionic hand by OYMotion featuring non-invasive electromyography neural signal sensor arrays, artificial intelligence pattern recognition algorithms, and novel human-machine interaction technology. The mechanical structure is precision-engineered with over 280 components and contains 5 micro motors for independent control of each finger. Sensors perceive user's hand gesture intent and actively switch naturally to simulate precise grasping operations of the human hand.

An electrical hand orthosis designed for patients with flaccid and spastic paralysis. It assists with gripping and grasping movements for individuals affected by conditions such as stroke, brachial plexus injuries, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries. The device helps patients regain independence in daily activities including household tasks, hobbies, and work-related functions.

A wearable robotic hand rehabilitation device designed for stroke patients to restore hand mobility and motor control. The system uses surface electromyography (sEMG) sensors attached to the forearm to detect muscle signals, enabling patients to initiate movement of the robotic hand brace through their own muscle activation. The device includes interactive games of increasing difficulty to facilitate functional recovery through repetitive training of grasping, arm movement, and hand opening exercises. Hand of Hope leverages neuroscience principles to help the brain rewire neurological pathways and enable patients to relearn daily hand activities.

ArmMotus™ EMU is a robotic rehabilitation device designed for upper limb motor recovery and physiotherapy. It provides assisted or resistive arm movements for patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, or orthopedic conditions, enabling intensive and repeatable therapeutic exercises in clinical settings.

I Motion is an active passive trainer designed for all four limbs, enabling controlled repetitive movement for upper and lower extremities in rehabilitation and therapy settings.

A mobility assistance device designed to support safe patient handling and functional movement in rehabilitation settings.

Motorized movement therapy device enabling passive, assisted, and active lower limb training for patients with spasticity, movement restrictions, and wheelchair users. Supports progressive rehabilitation through adjustable resistance and servo-assisted modes, improving muscle tone, circulation, and joint mobility. Operable from wheelchair, chair, or bed for clinic and home use.

AI-powered assistive technology designed to support and enhance human motion and mobility. Utilizes intelligent robotics and motion analysis for rehabilitation and patient assistance applications.

Continuous passive motion device for hand and wrist rehabilitation, promoting controlled joint movement during recovery from surgery or injury.