Post-Stroke Home Rehabilitation Equipment, Brain-Computer Interface Technology-Assisted Active Bimanual Coordination Training, Seeking Channel Partners
Supplier Advantages: This article introduces the Cereblink AC5 Upper Limb Motor Function Assistance and Enhancement System, specifically designed for patients with upper limb dysfunction resulting from central nervous system injuries. The product facilitates bimanual coordination assistance in daily activities, such as arm flexion and extension and grasping movements, enabling users to independently perform tasks like unscrewing bottle caps and sweeping floors. According to the latest 2025 expert consensus, portable exoskeleton brain-computer interface (BCI) technology has emerged as a preferred solution in medical applications due to its high safety, non-invasiveness, and excellent accessibility, making it particularly suitable for long-term rehabilitation management in community settings. We are currently seeking channel partnerships and welcome communications from interested parties.
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1. Requirement Description
Home-based rehabilitation assistive devices, upper limb motor function assistance and enhancement system, seeking channel partnerships. Interested parties are welcome to contact us.
II. Product Overview (For detailed information, please contact us)
Product Name:Upper Limb Motor Function Assistance and Enhancement System - CyberLink AC5
Target Population:Patients with upper limb dysfunction caused by central nervous system injury
Usage Scenario:Designed for bimanual cooperative assistance in daily living activities, it primarily facilitates arm flexion-extension and grasping movements, enabling users to independently perform tasks such as unscrewing bottle caps and sweeping the floor.
Additional Notes: The latest 2025 expert consensus mentions “Portable exoskeleton brain-computer interface (BCI) technology has become a preferred solution across numerous medical application scenarios due to its high safety profile, non-invasive nature, and strong accessibility, making it particularly suitable for long-term rehabilitation management in community settings.”。