Advanced Technology Inside the Syrebo C12

Triple-Pump Power System — Three independent air pumps provide stronger, more consistent pneumatic drive than dual-pump designs, enabling better flexion and extension even in patients with high muscle tone. Nine adjustable strength gears accommodate varying levels of spasticity and recovery progress.

Individual Finger Mirror Control — The C12 introduces per-finger mirror training, allowing individual digits on the affected hand to be controlled independently by the healthy hand. This level of fine-grain control accelerates recovery of precise hand function.

Wireless Data Glove — The sensor glove worn on the healthy hand is fully wireless, eliminating cable restrictions during mirror therapy and making the device easier to use independently at home.

Static Stretching Mode — A dedicated safe static stretch mode reduces muscle tone and increases range of motion, replicating the manual stretching techniques used by rehabilitation therapists.

The Syrebo C12 Rehabilitation Robot Glove is an advanced pneumatic hand therapy device engineered for stroke survivors, hemiplegia patients, and individuals with upper limb motor dysfunction. Combining flexible robotics with neuroscientific rehabilitation principles, the C12 delivers structured, progressive hand training — from passive flexion-extension in early recovery stages to fine motor and functional training as hand function returns.

FDA and CE certified, the Syrebo C12 is trusted by physiotherapists, rehabilitation specialists, and patients worldwide for home-based and clinic-based post-stroke hand recovery.

MULTIPLE TRAINING MODES

• Passive Training: Power glove drives the affected hand to execute flexion and extension.
• Pinch Training: The thumb opposes the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger in turn.
• Mirror Training: The healthy hand leads the affected side fingers to do synchronized actions.
• Extend training: Static stretching hand to decrease muscle tone and increase the range of motion.
• Fine motor Training: The power glove drives each affected finger to perform the extension and flexion.
• Functional Training: Two or more finger pinch training to simulate daily item pinch.