Robot-assisted rehabilitation
More practice. Measured.
Vita is a rehabilitation station on a robot arm. Patients train the exercises their specialist sets, close to home, and every repetition is measured.
The problem
Recovery needs practice. There are not enough hands.
- 72%of US physical therapists are at or over capacity
- 1 yr+waiting list at rehab centre Klimmendaal
- 1.7Bpeople worldwide with muscle, bone or joint conditions
Arm movements in one session
A therapy session today0moves
Session overWhat recovery needs0moves
Vita closes the gap: patients keep practising between therapist visits, and every repetition is measured.
Sources: Lang et al. 2009 (~32 movements per session; hundreds needed) · APTA 2024 · Klimmendaal, by our advising specialist · Cieza et al., Lancet 2020 (WHO).
Explore Vita
Everything about the station, one page at a time.
Forward reach · week 841cm+12 cm since week 0
How it works
Follow Anna through eight measured weeks.
Exercises
One station, six treatments, all measured.
Safety
The therapist sets every limit. One button stops it.
Pays for itself in about6.8months, at 4 hours a day
For locations
Buy or rent a station. Members pay a subscription.