FitMi

The FitMi Interactive Full-Body Stroke Rehabilitation System transforms traditional OT and PT therapies into an engaging interactive experience.

During rehabilitation training with FitMi, patients interact with a therapy (rehabilitation training) application on a tablet, PC, or Mac computer using two wireless rubberized input devices called Pucks. Each hockey puck-shaped sensor disk contains 10 different sensors to track and reflect the patient's movement status, providing real-time feedback as the patient engages with the training application.

The FitMi Interactive Full-Body Stroke Rehabilitation System features the unique "RehabStudio" application, allowing for professional OT or PT treatment at any time through a standard computer. In the clinic version of the FitMi application, therapists can select appropriate training methods from a series of 40 classic exercises across 10 difficulty levels, create custom therapies, and require patients to complete specified repetitions using FitMi.

During exercises, RehabStudio offers real-time visual, auditory, and tactile feedback to keep patients engaged throughout the therapy session. At the end of each session, FitMi displays the number of correct repetitions completed by the patient, compares their performance to their best score, and records their progress to assist therapists in treatment planning.

In neurorehabilitation therapy, the FitMi Interactive Full-Body Stroke Rehabilitation System helps improve the mobility of the hands, arms, core muscles, and legs through full-body exercises, aiding patients in enhancing walking and the use of the affected side. FitMi is ready to use out of the box, requires no specialized training, and is suitable for use in clinics or at home. It caters to the needs of a wide range of patients, from those with minimal residual movement to those nearing full recovery, including elderly stroke patients who may not be familiar with computer technology but can still benefit from the treatment.

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