The development of dynamic hand orthoses is a fast-growing field of research and has
resulted in many different devices. A large and diverse solution space is formed by the …

Objective: To review the state of the art of robotic-aided hand physiotherapy for post-stroke
rehabilitation, including the use of brain-machine interfaces. Each patient has a unique …

Recovery of functional hand movements after stroke is directly linked to rehabilitation
duration and intensity. Continued therapy at home has the potential to increase both. For …

Assistive technology, such as wrist-driven orthoses (WDOs), can be used by individuals with
spinal cord injury to improve hand function. A lack of innovation and challenges in obtaining …

Background In recent years, robotic rehabilitation devices have often been used for motor
training. However, to date, no systematic reviews of qualitative studies exploring the end …

In this paper, we present our design of an active hand and wrist orthosis, SCRIPT Active
Orthosis Iteration 3 (SAO-i3), for rehabilitation after stroke at home. Impairments in the hand …

The primary objective of the Dual-mode Dynamic Wrist Driven Orthosis (D-WDO) is to
facilitate wrist-hand therapy exercises for patients with varying levels of residual muscle …

Introduction The expansion of assistive technologies has been increasing significantly,
involving almost all the daily activities, performed by disabled people. One of the highlights …

WiGlove is a passive dynamic orthosis aimed at home-based post-stroke rehabilitation of the
hand and wrist. This paper highlights results from WiGlove's formative evaluation as the first …

Arm and hand motor impairments are frequent after a neurological injury. Motor
rehabilitation can improve hand and arm function in many cases, but in the current …