Traditional rehabilitation training relies on physical assistance, while brain-computer interface technology allows patients to actively participate in training through "mind-driven. The brain-controlled exoskeleton robot can make hemiplegic patients get rid of the dependence on the therapist and complete gait training independently. Clinical data show that 80% of patients have significantly improved active motor function.
The innovative product represented by the step robot is precisely through the precise transformation of brain signals, so that the "non-sense" interaction from science fiction to reality, has been used in many medical institutions, such as the third affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University, providing a new possibility for people with physical disabilities to rebuild their sports ability.