Hand mobility rehabilitation system A5
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Hand mobility rehabilitation system - A5 - Guangzhou Yeecon Medical Equipment Industrial - robotic / virtual
Hand mobility rehabilitation system - A5 - Guangzhou Yeecon Medical Equipment Industrial - robotic / virtual
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Characteristics

Therapy type
hand mobility
Technology
robotic, virtual

Description

The A5 is a passive training hand rehabilitation robotic exoskeleton designed for finger and wrist rehabilitation, providing interactive virtual-game training and comprehensive passive training modes for single fingers, multiple fingers, all fingers, wrists, and combined finger-wrist therapy.

Overview and capabilities:
  • Passive training that simulates human finger and wrist movement rules in real time.
  • Compound passive modes: single-finger, multi-finger, all-fingers, wrist-only, and combined finger-and-wrist training.
  • Interactive virtual games plus session query and print functions for patient engagement and therapy documentation.


Therapeutic effect:
  • Supports recovery of hand function and helps prevent disuse atrophy.
  • Improves hand muscle strength and endurance through progressive training protocols.
  • Enhances coordination across finger joints.
  • Feedback-based training aids cortical reorganization and restoration of motor control.


Main intended uses:
  • Rehabilitation of joint function after hand and wrist injuries.
  • Recovery of stiffness and function after hand surgery.
  • Training of hand and wrist activities of daily living (ADL) after central nervous system injury.


Contraindications (selected):
  • Bone malignancy, severe articular surface distortion, spastic paralysis, unstable fractures, uncontrolled infections and other conditions where passive robotic training is contraindicated.


Key features:
  • Wrist control: independent range-of-motion control and capability to fix the wrist at an angular position to isolate finger training or combine finger-and-wrist training.
  • Configurable compound hand training: selectable joint combinations and multiple integrated methods to address varied clinical presentations.


Technical specifications:
  • Model: A5
  • Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Hand exoskeleton: 2 sets (left and right)
  • Exoskeleton size: 36 × 25 × 17 cm
  • Weight: < 1.4 kg
  • Voltage: AC 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz
  • Joint actuation: Micro motors
  • Flexion angle (wrist and fingers): -40° to 40°
  • Accessories: Hand rest

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