Diego

Finally go fishing again? DIEGO® is Tyromotion´s unique Robotic Upper Extremity Rehabilitation device for neurological and orthopedic conditions. 

DIEGO® skillfully assists patients with its unique intelligent weight relief. With its three-dimensional therapeutic area and virtual reality promotes therapy progress and allows functional training according the individual rehabilitation goals. It helps patients to get better. Every day.

DIEGO® enables the ideal transfer of what you have learned into everyday life – exactly with the required support. Nothing more and nothing less. 

DIEGO® Facts

• Robotic and sensor based rehabilitation device
• Unilateral and bilateral therapy in one device – no configuration necessary
• Assistive and interactive therapies for the whole arm
• Applicable for adults and children in all rehabilitation phases
• Short setup time of patient to device
• End effector system (hands-on possible)
• Assist-as-needed with intelligent gravity compensation (IGC)
• Enables task oriented training

Functionality

• Training of lost arm-shoulder functionalities in neurological, pediatric, orthopedic and geriatric
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• Distal support allows for a proximal initiation of movement
• Active weight relief of the arms, IGC (Intelligent Gravity Compensation) promotes an optimal mobilization of the arms
• Virtual Reality supports cognitive rehabilitation and stimulates neuroplastic changes in the brain
• ROM assessments as well as functional therapies for the upper extremity
• Quick and easy patient setup with arm slings that attach to the arm both unilaterally and bilaterally
• Accessible for both mobile and wheelchair patients
• Two overhead arm units, individually adjustable arm slings, motor controlled ropes
• Sensors capture the arms’ positions as well as the joint angle

DIEGO® in Practice

• Interactive therapeutic games
• Assessments show improvements and rehabilitation progression
• Reporting and documentation saves diagnoses and therapy results
• Enables ideal transfer of what the patient has learned into everyday life
• Quick change between adults and children
• High net therapy time
• Interactive therapies and task oriented training with objects
• Symmetrical and asymmetrical movements as well as cyclical and cooperative sequences of movement