PABLO Installed at Stoke Mandeville Spinal Injuries Unit
Lucille Watts • October 6, 2020
Today Ectron are at Stoke Mandeville Hospital installing PABLO from Tyromotion
Today the Ectron team were at Stoke Mandeville Hospital National Spinal Injuries Centre
installing and training the Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy teams on PABLO
by Tyromotion.
The PABLO will be part of the National Spinal Injuries Centre brand new upper limb studio due to be launched in the not too distant future.
Watch this space to learn more!
ABOUT PABLO
The PABLO hand sensor is a real allrounder. It is a hand-arm therapy and assessment device in one. The PABLO provides training for all gripping forms and traces the strength of the hand and range of motion. Motion sensors can detect the range of motion of the limbs as well as the head and trunk. Thanks to the new ergonomic design of the PABLO system, both adults and children can use the system in an optimal way.
The PABLO hand sensors and motion sensors connect wirelessly via Bluetooth and provides an interactive movement with audiovisual feedback based on the cross-system software TyroS. Even small movement or force improvements become visible. The wireless PABLO hand sensor measures the various gripping patterns of the human hand and the resulting forces and displays these values as a trend. The extension and flexion force of the hand in the cylinder grip can be measured by built in sensors. This motivates the patient and results from each rehabilitation session are integrated in to the database and therapy report.
The special design of the PABLO hand sensor makes it possible to measure the exerted force for pinch, lateral, three pint and interdigital grips as well as the arms movements. Additionally, every kind of body movement (head, arm, trunk, leg) can be determined by the PABLO Motion sensors with built in Inertial Measurement Units (IMU)
ABOUT TYROMOTION
ABOUT TYROMOTION
Tyromotion
GmbH is one of the world-wide leading manufacturers and distributors of robotic assisted and computer aided therapy units with the goal to sustainably improve patients’ independence and quality of life.
Ectron can help you integrate the right Tyrotherapy solution into your daily routine at your hospital or clinic for both upper and lower limb rehabilitation.
By using the most modern technologies such as robotics, sensor technology, virtual reality, and gamification, patients are guided through the rehabilitation process more intensively and motivationally.
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