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The robotic tilt table uses a new rehabilitation concept to overcome the shortcomings of traditional training. It changes the patient's position under a suspension state with binding. With support from the bind, the tilt table helps patients perform stepping training. By simulating normal physiological gait, this equipment helps to restore patients' walking ability and suppress abnormal gait.
This rehabilitation machine is suitable for patients suffering from disorders of the nervous system related to stroke, traumatic brain injury, or incomplete spinal cord injuries, especially effective during the early stages of rehabilitation.
| Product Name | Robotic Tilt Table for Adult |
| Model | A1 |
| Application | Hospitals, Rehabilitation Centers |
| Voltage | AC 220V 50Hz |
| Speed | 1~80 steps/min |
| Dimension | 2400*990*690 mm |
| Feature | Spasm Detection |
| Weight | 280 Kg |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Gait Control: Adopts a servo motor control system with three shifting programs (initial speed, acceleration, and deceleration) to effectively imitate physiological gait.
Specializing in rehabilitation equipment since 2000, we develop a comprehensive portfolio covering physiotherapy and rehabilitation robotics. Our intelligent series leads the industry in research and production. We focus on independent development to provide holistic construction solutions for rehabilitation centers globally.
The equipment is primarily used in hospitals and rehabilitation centers for patients with stroke, traumatic brain injury, or incomplete spinal cord injuries to restore walking ability.
The system detects muscle spasms during training and automatically adjusts or pauses movement to ensure patient safety and maximize therapeutic results.
Yes, the robotic tilt table offers a progressive standing range from 0 to 80 degrees, allowing therapists to set the optimal angle for each patient's condition.
The stepping speed is fully adjustable between 1 and 80 steps per minute to accommodate different rehabilitation stages.
Yes, it is specifically designed to enable patients who lack standing ability to perform walking exercises while in a lying or tilted position.
The product is fully certified with CE, ISO13485, and CB, meeting international medical device standards for safety and quality.
