Syrebo is a neurorehabilitation company and one of the first in the world to create soft hand robots (2014) and bring them to market (2017). We were also among the first to commercialize an affordable brain-computer interface (BCI) hand rehabilitation system. Since going global in 2017, Syrebo products are used in 80+ countries and regions, 4,000+ hospitals, and 60,000+ families. Our Chief Academic Consultant is Prof. Dr. Jie Jia, Chief Physician of Rehabilitation Medicine at Shanghai Huashan Hospital.
Our product philosophy follows the full rehabilitation cycle - hospital to community to home. Intensive, professionally supervised training can begin in the clinic; lighter, portable devices are designed to continue that practice in community settings and at home under professional guidance. Recovery varies from person to person, so every product below is built to support structured training as part of an individualized plan, not to replace clinical judgment.
This guide walks through Syrebo's five product families and who each is designed for, then points you to the right category page.
The hand is where Syrebo began, and it remains our deepest product family - soft robotic exoskeletons combined with neuroscience-informed training that covers passive and active stages of recovery.
Who it's for: people working on hand and finger function after stroke or neurological injury - from those who cannot yet move the hand on their own (passive/assisted modes) through to active and fine-motor stages.
For shoulder-to-arm function and reaching, Syrebo's upper limb devices bring target-oriented training and gravity support.
Who it's for: people rebuilding arm reach, coordination, and endurance for everyday tasks, typically in clinic or supervised OT settings.
Electrical stimulation devices are designed to excite neuromuscular tissue to support movement re-education, pain relief, and circulation.
Who it's for: people who benefit from stimulation to support weak or under-activated muscles, pain management, or swallowing training, used under appropriate guidance.
For foot drop and gait, Syrebo offers both a light everyday brace and a soft walking exoskeleton.
Who it's for: people managing foot drop or working on walking and gait after neurological injury.
Syrebo extends its hand rehabilitation to children with kid-sized gloves and supportive splints.
Who it's for: children in hand rehabilitation - including cerebral palsy and post-injury recovery - with families and pediatric therapists.
Syrebo's main products carry the following certifications: CE, FDA, NMPA, ISO 13485, Australia TGA, Singapore HSA, Saudi FDA, and Turkey TITCK. Regulatory clearances vary by product and market - please confirm the status for your specific product and country during inquiry.
Syrebo's design has been recognized with the Red Dot Design Award and the iF Design Award.
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For the clinic, Syrebo offers professionally supervised systems such as the Hand Rehabilitation Robot, BCI Hand Rehabilitation Robot, Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot, and Dynamic Arm Support. For the home, the Hand Rehabilitation Robot for Home Use (Basic / Advanced / Pro), the SY-HRC15 portable system, the Foot Drop Brace, and pediatric gloves are designed to be small and easy to use. The right choice depends on your condition and training plan - we're happy to recommend one.
Syrebo's main products carry certifications including CE, FDA, NMPA, ISO 13485, Australia TGA, Singapore HSA, Saudi FDA, and Turkey TITCK. Coverage varies by specific product and market, so please confirm the status for the product and country you're interested in during inquiry.
Yes. All Syrebo hand robot models offer glove sizes for children ages 1-12, and the Kids Hand Splint is designed for ages 3-12 to help maintain functional finger positioning.
It uses a brain-computer interface to create a bidirectional "perception-control" closed loop with neural stimulation, and offers bilateral mirror, BCI training, and active game training modes. Syrebo was among the first to commercialize an affordable BCI hand rehabilitation system.
The Foot Drop Brace (models KF-303 and KF-308) is a light, quick-adjust brace for indoor and outdoor use, while the Soft Exoskeleton for Walking adds gait analysis and walking assistance. Suitability depends on your condition and should be confirmed with a professional.
No device can guarantee an outcome. Syrebo products are designed to support structured, repetitive training, but recovery varies by individual and should proceed under professional guidance as part of an individualized plan.
Not sure which Syrebo product fits your program? Tell us the setting - hospital, clinic, or home - and the condition you're supporting, and our team will recommend the right products and prepare a quote. Get a recommendation