Traditional Hand Therapy
Finger movements guided manually
Repetition depends on manual support
Standard opening and closing exercises
Limited movement can restrict practice
Functional practice performed separately
Syrebo® is a soft robotic hand rehabilitation system that combines robotic exoskeleton technology with active and passive training. The rehabilitation glove supports repeated finger and hand movements across different stages of recovery, helping patients practise motor functions required for everyday hand use.
Syrebo®

The patient attempts or observes the required hand movement depending on the selected training mode.
The soft robotic glove guides or amplifies finger movement.
Patients perform passive, assisted, mirrored, resisted or task-oriented exercises.
Visual, sensory and movement feedback reinforces repeated hand practice and active participation.

Repetitive hand and finger rehabilitation after stroke.
Supporting recovery of hand motor function.
Training hand movement and functional use.
Supporting available hand movement and function.
Training hand mobility and functional movement.
Improving controlled finger and hand movements.
Finger movements guided manually
Repetition depends on manual support
Standard opening and closing exercises
Limited movement can restrict practice
Functional practice performed separately
Soft robotic glove assists movement
Consistent repetitive hand training
Individual finger and task-oriented training
Passive and assistance modes support weaker movement
Real-object and ADL-oriented training can be integrated
EMG-driven robotic therapy for hand movement.
Proprioceptive stimulation for sensory-motor rehabilitation.
Sensor-based balance and postural control training.
Robotic lower-limb training with EMG-driven assistance.
EMG-driven robotics that responds to muscle activity.