Upper Limb Rehabilitation Training System: A Scientific, Fun, and Practical Intelligent Training Platform!

In the practice of daily functional rehabilitation training, translating abstract recovery goals into a training process where users can see results and feel progress is a challenging task.

Upper Limb Rehabilitation Training System is a high-performance device developed with this concept in mind. It consists of multiple modules, including a training workbench, a host computer and supporting training software, daily living activity training components, and an automatic rotation control and positioning frame. These modules complement each other to provide comprehensive training support, from basic joint movements to complex daily skills.

System Components

Daily Living Training Components

The system features up to 12 daily-life-related training components, covering various hand movement exercises such as grasping, pinching, and tool manipulation. These components can be mounted on the workbench according to training needs, helping users gradually improve their ability to live independently.

Automatic Rotation Control and Positioning Frame

This module is typically a motorized, rotating bracket or platform that secures the training components or the user's arm. The automatic rotating positioning frame allows instructors to easily adjust the position and angle of the training components to suit different users' mobility levels and training needs.

For example, the positioning frame can rotate the training components to a position within reach of the user's active arm, allowing them to train the active side while also guiding the unrecovered side. The height and angle of the components can also be adjusted based on the user's shoulder range of motion, ensuring smooth training.

The system's components work seamlessly together: users practice using the daily living activities training components on a workbench, the automatic rotating frame provides flexible spatial positioning, and the host computer software provides digital content support and data recording and analysis. This integrated hardware and software design makes the training process both practical and engaging, enhancing training effectiveness and user engagement.

Diverse Training Content

A major advantage of Upper Limb Rehabilitation Training System lies in its rich and diverse training content, which caters to different training stages and types. The system includes 12 daily living activities training components and 16 life-like simulation games, covering everything from daily movement exercises to sensory and thinking skills training. These contents can be flexibly selected based on the user's specific needs, allowing for more personalized training.

1. Daily Living Activities Training

This type of training focuses on daily movements. The system provides 12 components covering a wide range of everyday behaviors, such as simulated lock opening.

Through repeated practice of these components, users can gradually improve their ability to independently complete daily tasks and enhance their self-care skills. This type of training emphasizes practicality, allowing users to directly experience the direct impact of their progress in their lives, thereby increasing their motivation to persist.

2. Life-Simulation Game Training

The system's 16 built-in simulation games incorporate training into engaging contexts. These games are often based on everyday scenarios, such as shopping, cooking, and commuting, requiring users to complete tasks using joysticks or sensors.

During the game, users are required to utilize various abilities, such as hand-eye coordination, memory, and judgment, to overcome challenges. This "play-and-practice" approach not only increases user interest but also strengthens fine motor skills and perceptual thinking abilities in a relaxed atmosphere.

3. Perception and Thinking Training

In addition to physical movement training, the system also focuses on improving perception and thinking abilities. For example, some games or training modules require users to identify colors and shapes, memorize sequences, and solve simple problems, helping to improve attention, memory, and thinking skills.

The diverse training content allows the system to adapt to the needs of users at different stages: starting with simple component manipulation and games, gradually progressing to complex daily tasks. For more advanced users, the system also offers challenging advanced games and tasks to further strengthen their skills. This "one-stop" and rich content significantly broadens the product's applicability, allowing a wider range of users to benefit.

Upper Limb Rehabilitation Training System seamlessly integrates scientific, engaging, and practical approaches, not only encouraging users to participate but also enabling instructors to develop more informed training plans. With the advancement of functional recovery assistive technology, similar intelligent training systems will play a more important role in the future, providing assistance to more people in need.