This startup develops a robotic rehabilitation device for hand injuries and impairments. The device offers both passive and active-assistive mobilization modes, enabling physiotherapists to treat conditions like burns, paralysis, and arthritis efficiently.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Hand injuries and neurological impairments often require extensive rehabilitation, but traditional therapy methods can be labor-intensive and may not provide the precise, repeatable movements needed for optimal recovery. Patients may lack access to consistent, high-quality care, especially in areas with limited therapists or specialized equipment.
Solution
Queliz Lifetech's Ultrahand is a robotic hand rehabilitation device designed to provide comprehensive therapy for a range of hand, finger, and thumb injuries and conditions. The device offers multiple therapy modes, including passive and active-assistive mobilization, allowing physiotherapists to efficiently treat conditions such as burns, paralysis, and arthritis. Ultrahand facilitates individual finger movement with minimal physical contact between the patient and the device. The system's patient-centric design and adjustable setup aim to improve patient comfort and engagement during rehabilitation sessions.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes physiotherapists and rehabilitation centers treating patients with hand injuries, neurological impairments, and conditions like burns, paralysis, and arthritis.
Features
- Comprehensive rehabilitation solution for hand, fingers, and thumb
- Multiple therapy modes: passive, active-assistive
- Individual finger movement capabilities
- Minimal physical contact between patient and device
- Adjustable and quick setup
- Robust and reliable build