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THE GLOBAL INNOVATORIN REHABILITATION

ROBOTICS

I rac ve nTechnolog•Providing advanced robotic solutions

for patients with neurolog calconditions

Blomecnanlcs ana HumanRehabilitation at theMassachusetts Institute ofTechnology (MIT)

I NT RACTIVE MOTIOTECH OLOGI S. I C.

80 Coolidge Hill RoadWatertown, MA 02472 USAp: 617-926-4800 f 617-926-4808Email: info@interactive-motion. com

improving arm function in childrenwith cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions

Recovering everyday function, even years post onsetRobot-assisted therapy has been shown to be an effective tool in improv-ing function in children with cerebral palsy, stroke, brain injury and otherneurological conditions, helping recover new movement ability even yearspost onset.

InMotion Robots "retrain the brain" by allowing children to express and ex-perience thousands of repetitions and by providing objective performancefeedback about how to improve movement. Computer game-like exercisesmake the treatment fun and engaging.

A new therapeutic strategy; evidence based technology which is provento be effective and safe. Therapists report numerous additional benefitsincluding increase attention and improved motor planning. Currently usedby leading clinicians and researchers worldwide.

Reach for recovery