Arm Weakness after a stroke? Ipsihand may work for you.

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IPSIHAND

Have you suffered a stroke?

Are you experiencing a loss of arm functionality?

How IpsiHand Works

1. After Stroke

Motor cortex damage can result in impaired motor function, limiting arm and hand movement. The muscles in the arm and hand are fine, but the brain has a hard time connecting.

2. Imagine

As you concentrate on moving the affected hand, healthy parts of the brain produce signals that are sensed by the EEG Headset.

3. Therapy

IpsiHand recognizes your intent from healthy parts of your brain. The system opens and closes the handpiece in response to your intention to move your hand.

4. Re-Connect

Repeated therapy may improve motor function by strengthening connections and encouraging new pathways to healthy parts of the brain. What fires together, wires together.

How IpsiHand Works

1. After Stroke

Motor cortex damage can result in impaired motor function, limiting arm and hand movement. The muscles in the arm and hand are fine, but the brain has a hard time connecting.

2. Imagine

As you concentrate on moving the affected hand, healthy parts of the brain produce signals that are sensed by the EEG Headset.

3. Therapy

IpsiHand recognizes your intent from healthy parts of your brain. The system opens and closes the robotic handpiece in response to your intention to move your hand.

4. Re-Connect

Repeated therapy may improve motor function by strengthening connections and encouraging new pathways to healthy parts of the brain. What fires together, wires together.

THE SYSTEM

IpsiHand’s brain-computer interface (BCI) technology lets you control a wearable handpiece with thoughts.

As you imagine hand movement, IpsiHand senses signals from the healthy parts of your brain to guide a handpiece. This innovative approach improves motor function by strengthening connections and encouraging new pathways to uninjured parts of the brain.

Handpiece

Powered by the user’s thoughts, the wireless handpiece moves the hand open and closed.

Headset

The non-invasive EEG headset measures electrical signals from the uninjured brain hemisphere capturing the user’s “intention to move” the impaired hand.

Tablet

The tablet provides wireless interface between the headset and handpiece to guide the user through a therapy session.

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Get a peek at what makes the IpsiHand so ground-breaking.

Stroke survivor Mark Forrest’s inspiring journey with Neurolutions’ non-invasive EEG headset highlights the transformative power of neurorehabilitation.

Learn how to set up the Neurolutions IpsiHand system so you can get started on your journey to regain use of your hand after a stroke.

Unveil the future of neurorehabilitation with the IpsiHand system, empowering stroke patients to regain hand control through brain-computer interface technology.

 

Learn how the IpsiHand system by Neurolutions empowers stroke survivors to regain hand control and independence by harnessing the power of their mind, revolutionizing stroke rehabilitation.

 

Mark’s Journey to Get Back on the Water

 

 

Neurolutions & Kandu: A Decade of Innovation

 

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