Rehabfun Presents New Interactive Rehabilitation System

Rehabfun has posted a video of the new LongGood PAPAMAMA Interactive Rehab System.

Rehabfun's LongGood PAPAMAMA Interactive Rehab System is a telerehabilitation system that uses motion sensing and cloud computing to deliver a rehabilitation concept that can detect movement without contact, and to offer a wide range of motivational games for use in rehabilitation and physical therapy. The system integrates adjustable parameters, allowing physical therapists and trainers to tailor difficulty levels to individual patients' physical skills and abilities.

Rehabfun's training system uses a Kinect VR game developed based on clinical findings to make training safer and more compelling for patients. The system uses Kinects's motion sensing technology to allow users to do the exercises at home and to collect patient data and send it to their physicans and trainers. At the same time, the motion sensing camera delivers a variety of fun options and challenging training sessions to people suffering from different conditions, encouraging them to keep performing the exercises.

The plug-and-play system is easy to carry and simple to use. It has a number of advantages in physical therapy, as it is designed to ensure that rehab exercises are performed correctly and it can offer virtual coaching to patients exercising at home. It improves patient adherence to the rehabilitation program and, at the same time, it can reduce costs of physical therapy. The system also delivers objective clinical data, which is essential to physicians and physical and occupational therapists.

The LongGood PAPAMAMA offers a versatile range of content for balance and coordination training, and upper and low limb training. The games can be used in rehabilitation after stroke, and can help with cognitive impairment, muscle weakness, posture, balance, and neurodegenerative conditions. The trial versions of all the interactive games will be available for download for free.

Rehabfun is a Taiwan-based company specialising in biomedical devices. They develop interactive systems for use in physical therapy. The company is currently offering a free version of the interactive rehabilitation software, which will be available through their website at Rehabfun.com toward the end of the month.

Watch the video to find out more about Rehabfun's training system.