Hand Rehabilitation Robot Gloves

Hand rehabilitation devices, like robotic gloves and exoskeletons, are used to improve hand function, strength, and dexterity after injury or illness, offering features like precise therapy, patient engagement, and progress monitoring. 

Features:

Robotic devices:

These devices use motors and sensors to assist with hand movements, providing powered support to specific joints. 

Exoskeletons:

These devices are worn on the hand and provide external support and assistance with movement, allowing for both active and passive exercises. 

End-effector devices:

These devices attach to the end of the fingers and provide assistance with grasping and manipulating objects. 

Soft robotic gloves:

These devices are designed to be worn on the hand and provide assistance with hand movements, improving motor function. 

Sensor-based devices:

These devices use sensors to monitor hand movements and provide feedback to the user, allowing for personalized rehabilitation strategies. 

Bilateral movement:

Some devices are designed to assist with bilateral movement, allowing patients to practice using both hands together.