TYMO® is a wireless rehabilitation platform designed for balance, postural control and whole-body functional training. It combines objective assessment with interactive therapy and real-time biofeedback, allowing therapists to work on balance, weight shifting, stability and coordinated movement across the upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk.
TYMO®
The platform measures how the patient distributes weight and controls their body during movement.
Changes in balance, stability and weight shifting are captured during static or dynamic activities.
The patient receives real-time visual feedback through interactive therapy exercises.
Repeated exercises challenge balance, postural control and coordinated movement while measurable performance supports progression.
Improving balance, weight distribution and postural control following stroke.
Rebuilding balance, stability and coordinated functional movement.
Developing postural control, balance and functional stability.
Training balance and controlled weight shifting during mobility rehabilitation.
Supporting balance, stability and functional mobility.
Supporting available postural control and functional movement.
Training stability and functional postural control.
Improving balance, stability and controlled weight shifting.
Balance assessed through clinical observation and tests
Weight shifting practised through physical exercises
Feedback primarily provided by the therapist
Exercises commonly performed in standing
Progress evaluated through repeated clinical assessment
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Sensor-based objective balance assessment
Weight distribution becomes measurable during training
Real-time visual biofeedback
Training can be performed standing, sitting, kneeling or weight-bearing
Data-based assessments help visualise progress
Proprioceptive stimulation for sensory-motor rehabilitation.
Robotic lower-limb training with EMG-driven assistance.
EMG-driven robotics that responds to muscle activity.
Soft robotic hand therapy for functional movement.
EMG-driven robotic therapy for hand movement.
