Description

AssistOn-Arm is a medical rehabilitation sensor-based 6-DoF robotic exoskeleton developed by Interact Medical Technologies for upper-extremity neurorehabilitation. The device is designed for robot-assisted therapy of the shoulder and arm, including glenohumeral mobilization and reaching exercises, and is marketed for use in both adult and pediatric rehabilitation.

The system uses a self-aligning design to match patient joint movement, restrict compensatory movements, and reduce setup burden. Its controllers coordinate joint movements, allow patients to control exercise speed, and provide assistance as needed; the company also describes an AI component that gives therapists and patients measurements-based warnings or recommendations.

Interact Medical Technologies, see directory profile

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