One compact device for exercises from the shoulder to the foot. Attach it to a table, the floor, a wall or a door frame and start exercising.
Several large machines take up a whole room, and each one trains a single part of the body. People who struggle to walk exercise less often than they should.
One device replaces several stations. The physiotherapist carries it to a resident's room, a day room or a practice and sets it up on whatever surface is at hand.
The electric suction base holds 20 kg horizontally and 45 kg vertically. Table, floor, wall or door frame. No drilling.
3 modules and 5 accessories. Shoulder, elbow, forearm, hand, hip, knee and foot.
The exercise guidance module shows the next movements, and games turn repetitions into fun. Patients are more willing to finish the full set.
The pneumatic glove module bends and straightens the fingers. You can use it with stroke survivors, among others, mainly for hand rehabilitation.
The cable and handle module trains pulling and straightening the arm. The rotation module guides forearm movements. The device stands on the table next to the patient.
The patient sits on their own chair. The device stands on the floor beside them. The exercise starts within a minute.
One device, more than 10 exercises.
You win back space in the room.A suction base instead of screws and brackets.
Exercise in any room.Gamification rewards every movement.
Patients want to come back to sessions.The device shows the next movements.
The physiotherapist watches technique instead of counting reps.One brand, two sides of care. SENSPIRE activates the mind around a shared table. MOVE handles individual movement work.
No. MOVE supports the physiotherapist's work and does not replace it. The exercise plan is always set by a specialist.
No. The electric suction base attaches the device to a table, the floor, a wall or a door frame.
No. You start the exercises with the buttons on the device.
Basic, Full and Kids. At the demo we will match the version to your patients.
We will bring the device and show the exercises with your patients and physiotherapist.
