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Gloreha Sinfonia / R-Touch Pro robotic hand rehabilitation glove
The Gloreha Sinfonia robotic glove system, also sold as R-Touch Pro by BTL Robotics, moves the fingers of an affected hand for rehabilitation. In mirror mode it reads the movement of the healthy hand and reproduces it on the other side. A therapist can also wear a sensor glove and lead the patient's hand directly. Passive, active-assisted and game-based active modes are included, and the system is a CE-marked medical device from Italy.
- Therapist control
- Sensor glove
- Regulatory
- CE-marked medical device
- Price
- Quoted on request
Gloreha R-Touch Pro / Gloreha Sinfonia key features
- Motorised glove flexes and extends the fingers
- Bimanual mirror training copies the healthy hand
- Passive, active-assisted and active modes
- Therapist sensor glove guides the patient's hand
- Games for fist closing, hand opening, single fingers and three-finger pinch
- 3D animation, sound and voice guidance with live feedback graphs
Who the Gloreha R-Touch Pro / Gloreha Sinfonia suits
Sinfonia is used by therapists with patients who have hand motor deficits such as hemiplegia, from fully passive mobilisation through to active game exercises. It is a clinical system, and a clinician decides on its use and settings for each patient.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Gloreha R-Touch Pro / Gloreha Sinfonia specifications
| Product type | Robotic glove system for hand rehabilitation |
|---|---|
| Modes | Passive, active-assisted, active, bimanual mirror, therapist-driven |
| Therapist control | Sensor glove |
| Active exercises | Fist closing, hand opening, single-finger flexion-extension, tridigital pinch |
| Feedback | 3D animation, sound, voice guidance, real-time graphs |
| Components | Gloreha Professional 2 and Gloreha Active Package |
| Regulatory | CE-marked medical device |
| Maker country | Italy |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Brand | Gloreha (BTL Robotics) |
| Category | Upper-limb and hand devices, Robotic gloves and hand exoskeletons |
| Catalog ID | EX-044 |
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Gloreha R-Touch Pro / Gloreha Sinfonia: common questions
What is mirror training on Gloreha Sinfonia?
The system detects movements of the patient's healthy hand and reproduces them on the affected hand through the robotic glove.
What is the therapist glove for?
The therapist wears a glove fitted with sensors, and the robotic glove on the patient follows it, so the therapist can guide hand movements dynamically.
Is Gloreha Sinfonia a certified medical device?
The maker states that R-Touch Pro consists of Gloreha Professional 2 and Gloreha Active Package, which are CE-marked medical devices.
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