Syrebo E12 Hand Rehabilitation Robot

1. NEW-GEN SYREBO HAND REHABILITATION ROBOT. Model-specific regulatory documentation should be reviewed for the intended market. The device is designed to support task-oriented hand training within professionally guided rehabilitation workflows.

2. Task-oriented training combines guided finger and hand practice with familiar activities such as grasping a ball, spoon or cup. A qualified rehabilitation professional should select tasks and settings for the individual program.

3. Evaluate the E12 within an individualized hand-training workflow. A qualified rehabilitation professional should review user goals, device fit, supervision needs and appropriate settings against the current model-specific documentation. Contact Syrebo for onboarding and partner support.

4. Session duration and frequency should be individualized. Follow the model-specific instructions for use and the program prescribed by a qualified rehabilitation professional.

5. Rehabilitation professionals may use measures such as the Fugl-Meyer Assessment (FMA) and Modified Barthel Index (MBI) to track motor function and activities of daily living. Outcomes vary by individual, condition and program; contact Syrebo to request model-specific documentation and supporting materials.

 With the device, task-oriented training can be incorporated into guided home routines.
 

Connect to the Syrebo App for Supported Functions

·Session controls when supported

When supported by the current product configuration and app version, an authorized caregiver can select, start, pause or adjust a session in line with the user's professionally guided plan.

Active game training

Perform gamified activities in the Syrebo app to support engagement and structured practice of motor-intention control tasks within the user's rehabilitation plan.

Available Syrebo app languages and functions vary by product configuration, app version and market.