Our brands
Three manufacturers, three different problems in rehabilitation: objective measurement, high-frequency therapy and functional hand recovery. All information on this page is taken from the manufacturers’ public websites.
Garbagnate Milanese, Italy · btsbioengineering.com
An Italian manufacturer of human motion analysis systems. The portfolio ranges from wearable inertial sensors that work in a clinic corridor to a complete laboratory for multifactorial gait analysis. The common thread: turning movement into a number that can be tracked over time.
Who it’s for
Physical medicine and rehabilitation departments, neurorehabilitation, orthopaedics and traumatology, paediatric rehabilitation (cerebral palsy), ergonomics and occupational medicine, sports labs and kinesiology faculties.
Wearable sensor
An ultra-compact inertial sensor, fitted in seconds with an ergonomic belt and connected via Bluetooth. During the test, the Baiobit software captures data in real time, generates an automatic clinical report and provides audio and visual biofeedback. Historical trend comparisons show how motor function develops over time.
Surface EMG
Wireless surface electromyography with up to 20 variable-geometry probes weighing 13 g each, and more than 6 hours of continuous acquisition. No cables means no restriction of movement. The H2O version is waterproof to a depth of 3 metres (IP68) for measurements in the pool.
Laboratory
A complete laboratory for multifactorial motion analysis, or an integrated EMG and inertial-sensor solution. For facilities doing clinical gait analysis, research and pre-operative planning.
Interactive room
A sensory, interactive rehabilitation room. Floor and wall projections turn the space into a therapeutic environment for cognitive and motor rehabilitation, with no wearable equipment.
Telerehabilitation
A platform for telerehabilitation and teleconsultation. Therapy continues at home, while the facility keeps track of performance and programme adherence.
Sport
The sports line: G-SPORT replaces subjective observation with measurable data on the field and supports return-to-play decisions, PODIUM is for biomechanical assessment, and P-6000 is a digital force platform.
CUREosity GmbH, Düsseldorf · cureosity.com
A certified VR therapy system for motor, sensory and cognitive functions. More than 50 interactive exercises are organised into seven modules, and the therapist runs the entire session from a tablet. The system is used in more than 300 clinics, rehabilitation centres and therapy practices. Diagnostic use is expressly excluded.
Who it’s for
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy and neuropsychology — patients with sensorimotor, cognitive and perceptual impairments, from acute and early rehabilitation to outpatient follow-up. Suitable at the bedside and in individual, group and parallel therapy.
Module
Sensorimotor skills and coordination.
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Hand function and fine motor skills.
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Working and long-term memory.
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Attention and perception.
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Planning and executive functions.
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Relaxation and breathing exercises.
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Motivating activities.
Delivery
VR headset, tablet, controller, router, silicone cover for disinfection and a transport case.
Charlotte, NC, USA · saebo.com
A range of devices developed by clinicians and therapists for upper-limb recovery after stroke and other neurological conditions. The logic is simple: high-repetition grasp-and-release exercises build new connections in the brain and counteract atrophy and spasticity.
Who it’s for
Occupational therapists and physiotherapists in neurorehabilitation, and stroke survivors who continue exercising at home. The choice of device depends on muscle tone, so it is fitted and adjusted by a trained professional.
Dynamic orthosis
A high-profile dynamic orthosis made of rigid components. It positions the wrist and fingers in extension; the user voluntarily flexes the fingers to grasp an object, and a spring system helps reopen the hand. For moderate to severe spasticity.
Whole arm
SaeboFlex with an additional above-elbow component that enables elbow extension. It brings the whole arm into functional exercise, in therapy and at home. Custom-fitted.
Low-profile orthosis
A low-profile orthosis made of soft fabric and semi-rigid components, for users without marked hypertonicity who have partial finger extension. Often the next step after SaeboFlex.
Arm support
A mobile arm support that offsets the weight of the arm. It allows longer exercise with fewer breaks and more repetitions; the Mini version is for home use.
| Clinical question | Solution | Who uses it |
|---|---|---|
| Has gait really improved since last month? | BTS G-WALK | Physiatrist, physiotherapist |
| Does the patient activate the right muscle at the right moment? | BTS FREEEMG | Physiotherapist, kinesiologist |
| How do we get more repetitions without tiring the therapist? | CUREO VR | Occupational therapist, physiotherapist |
| How do we bring a spastic hand into functional exercise? | Saebo Flex / Glove | Occupational therapist |
| Is the athlete ready to return to play? | BTS G-SPORT | Sports physician, coach |
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