By acquiring this technology, Tyromotion secures the right to manufacture and distribute the system itself in the future. The system is already being used by the first customers in Germany and Austria – feedback from clinical applications is very promising.
The robot-assisted assistance technology is the first of its kind that can be applied directly in intensive care units. It uses artificial intelligence to support patients individually and according to their recovery process. The goal is to achieve the earliest possible mobilization, avoid complications, and create an optimal foundation for subsequent rehabilitation.
Verena Schiller, CEO of Tyromotion, explains: "This step is a significant milestone in the strategic development of Tyromotion. The new technology specifically complements our portfolio in the spirit of a continuous care chain – the Continuum of Care – and brings us closer to our goal of offering patients the best possible therapy at the optimal time."
Tyromotion is a leading provider of robotic and sensor-based therapy devices for rehabilitation. The company develops high-tech solutions that combine robotics, sensors, virtual reality, and gamification to motivate patients throughout their rehabilitation. With a pioneering therapy concept for the upper and lower extremities, Tyromotion helps patients and therapists achieve rehabilitation goals faster and more effectively. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Graz, Austria, the company has subsidiaries in Germany and the USA and collaborates with a global network of distribution partners.
Contact
Tyromotion GmbH
Railway station belt 59
8020 Graz / Austria
Verena Schiller
CEO Tyromotion
Phone: + 43 316 908 909
Email: verena.schiller@tyromotion.com
Website: www.tyromotion.com