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Simulator for rehabilitation after stroke
ReviVR early verticalization simulator is a hardware and software complex for recovery of motor activity.
The system is based on virtual reality and biofeedback technologies. ReviVR combines visual, auditoryт and tactile effects on the perception of the patient with impaired motor function, simulating the process of walking.
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Description
The patient is immersed in a virtual environment with the help of virtual reality glasses, where the
person sees himself in an upright position
At the feet of the patient wearing pneumomail that simulates a natural stepping movements in the
plantar region
The patient moves through an open space in virtual reality. There is a stimulation of brain activity, which
leads to the restoration of neural connections in the brain, destroyed after a stroke. A person "gets
used" to the vertical position.
Classes on the simulator are shown:
after a stroke
in traumatic brain injuries
spinal cord injury
in multiple sclerosis
Parkinson
Advantages
Ease of use
Proven effectiveness
Ability to complicate the program as the condition improves
Equipment composition
Oculus virtual reality helmet
block for simulation of tactile action on the basis of pneumatic stimulation
personal computer or laptop
specialized software
person sees himself in an upright position
At the feet of the patient wearing pneumomail that simulates a natural stepping movements in the
plantar region
The patient moves through an open space in virtual reality. There is a stimulation of brain activity, which
leads to the restoration of neural connections in the brain, destroyed after a stroke. A person "gets
used" to the vertical position.
Classes on the simulator are shown:
after a stroke
in traumatic brain injuries
spinal cord injury
in multiple sclerosis
Parkinson
Advantages
Ease of use
Proven effectiveness
Ability to complicate the program as the condition improves
Equipment composition
Oculus virtual reality helmet
block for simulation of tactile action on the basis of pneumatic stimulation
personal computer or laptop
specialized software