Go back to News archiveHocoma is pleased to announce the formal launch of the ArmeoSenso, a sensor-based solution for patients with mild to moderate impairments of the upper extremity. The ArmeoSenso completes Hocoma’s modular Armeo Therapy Concept for all stages of arm and hand function recovery by allowing patients to extend their treatment beyond the clinic walls: Thanks to its easy-to-use interface and its light-weight and compact design, patients can continue to make progress in the comfort of their own home.
“We are very excited to officially put the ArmeoSenso on the market,” said Hocoma CEO Dr. Gery Colombo. “I am convinced that our new device will offer patients with arm and hand impairments a very versatile and affordable rehabilitation solution to improve their abilities. These benefits will make all the time and effort our team invested in developing the ArmeoSenso and acquiring the different registrations and certifications worthwhile.”
The ArmeoSenso comprises three sensors –two for the arm and one for the chest–, a hand module, and a software program with game-like exercises that provide highly intensive yet motivating therapy. Optionally, the ArmeoSenso can be ordered with the SaeboMAS mini, a table-mounted system for patients who cannot fully support the weight of their arm on their own. “We partnered with Saebo in July 2017,” Colombo added. “Together, we plan to develop further solutions that complement each other as perfectly as the SaeboMAS mini and the ArmeoSenso.”
