Spasticity and Tone: Improve Flexibility

Users of the Motus Hand report that they have reduced spasticity and tone. This is often associated with increased flexibility and more comfort while they perform additional rehab. Reducing the adverse effects of hyper-tonicity and spasticity can also help reduce the probability of developing contractures.

Strengthening: Improve Grip

The Motus Hand helps survivors of neurologic injury improve the strength of their upper extremities with a specific focus on hand and finger strengthening. This ultimately helps with improved functions such as grooming, toileting, and feeding.

Gross Motor: Improve Gross Motor Skills

As you begin your neurorehab journey, the Motus Hand helps you learn to grossly extend and flex your wrist and hand. These components are foundational elements to gain the ability to open and close your hand so you can get back to your activities of daily living.

Coordination: Improve Fine Motor Skills

The Motus Hand helps stroke survivors improve the coordination of their extrinsic finger flexors and extensors, the primary muscles contributing to fine motor skills. Moreover, through the integration of more complex therapeutic exercises in the virtual environment, the Motus Hand helps you improve dynamic, visually-guided movements, which are critical for real-world function.