For over 10 years, Reha Technology has been successfully developing innovative, robotic gait therapy systems in the field of neurological rehabilitation. The G-EO range of systems, which is based on the end-effector principle, simplifies the work of therapists, reduces the load on the body, and supports a broad and diverse spectrum of patients with limited movement and capability. Reha Technology products provide for an individual course of therapy with intelligent robotic technology and allow for the intensity of the therapy to be adapted according to the patient.
Robotic-assisted gait therapy is an effective method in the rehabilitation of neurological and orthopedic patients. Technology has evolved significantly over the last few years in collaboration with leading clinics and universities. Today, robotic-assisted therapy is indispensible in neurological rehabilitation. Countless studies have verified the clinical evidence of the effectiveness of end-effector-based gait therapy in comparison with conventional therapy.
The use of gait trainers in clinics and practices has significantly increased the economy and efficiency of gait rehabilitation, eased the physical workload of therapists and helped patients to begin walking independently in a more effective and targeted way.
The Reha Technology G-EOL gait trainer enables a wide variety of neurological pathologies to be treated very early on in a performance-related manner.
G-EOL – reduce to the max
Individual and Automated
- Gait settings such as step length, step height and ankle alignment without interrupting the ongoing therapy session.
- Motorized and automatic weight support for up to 200 kg (440 lb) – dynamic and static.
- Hip control mechanically active, with back pad.
The positioning of the footplates at the same level as the patient’s feet allows optimal access.
The knee brace provides for stable guidance of the knee and ankle joints. For patients with severely limited to no knee control (FAC 0 to 1), the mechanical knee brace is the perfect aid for targeted gait therapy.
The knee brace guides the patient in a physiologically correct gait pattern. The therapist can thus focus on other important therapy-related priorities, such as their patient’s hip and torso control.
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) can be perfectly combined and synchronized with robotic-assisted gait therapy. It targets affected muscle groups and supports their activation at the appropriate time in the gait cycle. The patient benefits from a better therapeutic experience.
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Weight
800 kg (1760 lb)
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Power supply
230V
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Max. speed
2.3 km/h (1.43 mph)
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Max. cadence
70 steps/min.
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Max. step length
55 cm (22 in)
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Step height
8.5-20 cm (3.3-7.8 in)
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Ankle angle correction
-10° / +10°
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Torso guidance (right/left)
+/- 15 cm (6 in)
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Weight support
up to 200 kg (440 lb)
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Patient height (min./max.)
90-200 cm (2.9-6.5 ft)
