For over 10 years, Reha Technology has been successfully developing innovative, robot-assisted gait therapy systems for use in the field of neurological rehabilitation. Based on the end-effector principle, the G-EO range of systems facilitates the work of therapists, reduces the physical burden and supports a wide and varied spectrum of patients with limited mobility and physical capacity. Reha Technology products provide personalized therapy with intelligent robot technology and allow the treatment intensity to be increased in line with patient needs.
Robot-assisted gait therapy is an effective method in the rehabilitation of neurological patients. In recent years, the technology has been greatly refined in collaboration with leading clinics and universities. Today, robot-assisted therapy has become an indispensable tool in neurological rehabilitation. Countless studies confirm the clinical evidence of end-effector-based gait therapy in comparison with conventional therapy.
In clinics and medical practices, the use of gait trainers has brought about a significant increase in cost-effectiveness and efficiency in gait rehabilitation, reduced the physical burden on therapists and helped patients to walk unassisted more effectively and purposefully.
End-effector-based G-EO gait trainers from Reha Technology enable performance-related therapies for a wide range of neurological pathologies to be employed at a very early stage.
G-EO – High performance with end-effector gait training
Geared to everyday and patient needs
- Climbing up and down stairs
- Walking up and down slopes
- Level walking – forward and backward
- Passive, active and active-assisted mode
The G-EOS enables performance-related therapy for patients with FAC 0 to 5 (FIM 1 to 7), through a targeted combination of different gait and activity modes.
The G-EOS footplates are equipped with intelligent pressure sensors and show the patient and therapist what amount of force is used where to initiate movement via the distal fixing – in this case the feet. This intelligence supports and ensures good gait quality and performance.
This and a great deal more important data on the gait therapy of each individual patient can be saved by the therapist in personal patient profiles. This ensures highly reproducible and controllable rehabilitation to be achieved in follow-on therapies.
The knee brace provides for stable guidance of the knee and ankle joints. For patients with severely limited to no knee control (FAC 0 to 1), the mechanical knee brace is the perfect aid for targeted gait therapy.
The knee brace guides the patient in a physiologically correct gait pattern. The therapist can thus focus on other important therapy-related priorities, such as their patient’s hip and torso control.
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) can be perfectly combined and synchronized with robotic-assisted gait therapy. It targets affected muscle groups and supports their activation at the appropriate time in the gait cycle. The patient benefits from a better therapeutic experience.
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Weight
800 kg (1760 lb)
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Power supply
230V
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Max. speed
2.3 km/h (1.43 mph)
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Max. cadence
70 steps/min.
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Max. step length
55 cm (22 in)
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Step height
10-20 cm (4-7.8 in)
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Ankle angle correction
-10° / +10°
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Torso guidance (right/left)
+/- 7.5 cm (3 in)
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Weight support
up to 200 kg (440 lb)
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Patient height (min./max.)
90-200 cm (2.9-6.5 ft)
