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Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series soft robotic glove
The Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series is a family of soft robotic gloves from Siyi Intelligent Technology in China, built on pneumatic technology. Clinic models include C15, 08E, 03E and SY-HR06E, plus the brain-computer-interface models 10A and 08G, which use a non-invasive design. The range offers up to eight training modes that combine passive and active work. The maker states that its products are CE and FDA certified.
- Product type
- Soft robotic glove for hand rehabilitation
- Technology
- Pneumatic
- Training modes
- Up to 8
- BCI models
- 10A, 08G; non-invasive
Syrebo Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series key features
- Pneumatic soft robotic glove
- Up to 8 training modes
- Passive finger flexion and extension plus active training
- BCI models 10A and 08G, non-invasive
- Clinic models include C15, 08E, 03E and SY-HR06E
- Maker states CE and FDA certified
Who the Syrebo Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series suits
The Syrebo series is for patients with hand and upper-limb dysfunction, in hospitals, clinics and, with the home versions, at home. The maker notes that very rigid hands (Ashworth score 4) may not be suitable. A clinician chooses the model and programme.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Syrebo Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series specifications
| Product type | Soft robotic glove for hand rehabilitation |
|---|---|
| Technology | Pneumatic |
| Clinic models | 10A (BCI), C15, 08G (BCI), 08E, 03E, SY-HR06E |
| Training modes | Up to 8 |
| BCI models | 10A, 08G; non-invasive |
| Recommended use | Max 2 sessions daily, 20 minutes each |
| Caution | Ashworth Scale 4 may be unsuitable |
| Regulatory | CE and FDA certified (maker statement) |
| Maker country | China |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Brand | Syrebo (Siyi Intelligent Technology) |
| Category | Upper-limb and hand devices, Robotic gloves and hand exoskeletons |
| Catalog ID | EX-047 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Syrebo Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Robot series: common questions
Which Syrebo models have a brain-computer interface?
On the clinic range, the 10A (SY-HR10A) and 08G are listed as BCI models with a non-invasive design.
How often should a Syrebo glove be used?
The maker recommends no more than two sessions a day of 20 minutes each. Follow the plan your therapist sets.
Is there a Syrebo glove for home?
Yes. The series is offered in clinic and home versions. Tell us which you need when you enquire and we will quote the matching model.
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