Traditional Upper-Limb Therapy
Muscle activation observed clinically
Assistance provided manually
Electrical stimulation performed separately
Standard grip exercises
Progress assessed through clinical tests
Meissa OT® is an advanced upper-limb rehabilitation robot that combines robotic movement with a four-channel EMG/EMS system. It functions as both an assessment and training tool, supporting active, passive and EMG-triggered rehabilitation while integrating muscle stimulation and biofeedback.
Meissa OT®

EMG sensors measure the patient’s muscle activity and movement effort.
The robot provides active, passive or EMG-triggered movement according to the patient’s ability.
Electrical muscle stimulation can be synchronised with the movement to support muscle contraction.
Patients practise upper-limb movements, different grips and functional daily tasks with feedback and assistance.

Retraining arm, wrist and hand movement after stroke.
Supporting recovery of voluntary upper-limb function.
Maintaining and training upper-limb movement.
Supporting available upper-limb function.
Training functional upper-limb movement and strength.
Improving controlled arm and hand movement.
Muscle activation observed clinically
Assistance provided manually
Electrical stimulation performed separately
Standard grip exercises
Progress assessed through clinical tests
EMG measures muscle activity
Active, passive and robotic-assisted movement
EMS can be synchronised with movement
Multiple grip and functional-task attachments
Range of motion, force and muscle activity can be evaluated
EMG-driven robotics that responds to muscle activity.
Sensor-based balance and postural control training.
Robotic lower-limb training with EMG-driven assistance.
Soft robotic hand therapy for functional movement.
EMG-driven robotic therapy for hand movement.