Traditional Motor Rehabilitation
Training primarily begins with physical movement
Physical repetition drives training
Feedback follows physical performance
Limited movement can restrict some exercises
Cognitive and physical training may be separate
recoveriX® is a brain-computer interface rehabilitation system that connects mental movement intention with physical feedback. Patients imagine specific movements while the system analyses brain activity and provides corresponding visual and physical feedback, creating a repeated brain-body training cycle.
recoveriX®

The patient imagines performing a specific movement.
The brain-computer interface detects brain activity associated with the motor imagery.
The system provides physical and visual feedback linked to the intended movement.
Repeated pairing of motor intention and feedback supports motor relearning.

Brain-computer interface training for upper- and lower-limb rehabilitation.
Connecting motor intention with physical feedback during rehabilitation.
Supporting brain-body motor training following incomplete injury.
Combining motor intention and physical feedback during rehabilitation.
Training primarily begins with physical movement
Physical repetition drives training
Feedback follows physical performance
Limited movement can restrict some exercises
Cognitive and physical training may be separate
Training begins with motor intention
Motor imagery forms part of the training cycle
Brain activity is linked to physical feedback
Training can be performed while seated
Motor imagery and physical feedback are combined
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.