Arm mobility rehabilitation system SaeboVR

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SaeboVR is a virtual ADL (activities of daily living) rehabilitation system. The proprietary platform was specifically designed to engage clients in both physical and cognitive challenges involving daily functional activities. In addition to interacting with meaningful everyday tasks, the SaeboVR uses a virtual assistant that appears on the screen to educate and facilitate performance by providing real-time feedback. Virtual Living. Real-life simulated. Everyday Tasks. SaeboVR‘s ADL-focused virtual world provides clients with real-life challenges. Users will incorporate their impaired upper limb to perform simulated self-care tasks that involve picking up, transferring and manipulating virtual objects. Virtual Reality (VR) is a computer-based, interactive, multisensory simulation environment that occurs in real-time. It provides users with opportunities to participate in activities within environments that appear similar to real-world objects and events. The SaeboVR is based on the latest advances in neurorehabilitation research documenting the brain’s ability to “re-program” itself through mass practice, task-oriented arm training.