The Syrebo SY-HRE12 (E12) is Syrebo's latest generation soft pneumatic robotic rehabilitation glove — a significant upgrade over the C12 model — designed for stroke survivors, hemiplegia patients, and individuals with hand motor dysfunction seeking structured, engaging hand rehabilitation at home or in a physiotherapy clinic. The E12 introduces seven comprehensive training modes including a new stretch training mode, unique task-oriented training scenarios, an interactive Android game app, and a voice broadcast function — making it one of the most feature-rich home rehabilitation gloves available for post-stroke hand recovery. Clinical evidence supports its rehabilitation framework: users experience a 19% improvement in motor function and a 22% increase in daily living ability with consistent use.

FDA Approved | CE Certified | 1-Year Warranty | 30-Day Returns | Available for adults and children

7 TRAINING MODESTHROUGHOUTTHE RECOVERY CYCLE
Passive Training :  Assistant strength with grasping training

• Opposition Training : The thumb opposes the index, middle, ring and little finger in turn.
• Bilateral Mirror Training : Healthy hand leads the affected hand do synchronized actions, activating mirror neurons
• Pinch Training : Combined with task-oriented training, simulate activities of daily life.
• Fine Motor Training : Power glave drives each affected finger to perform flexion and extension
• Stretching : Static stretching hand to decrease muscle tone and increase range of motion
• Active Game Training : Perform gamified training on app, activating the center nerve and accelerating the rehabilitation of the patient's brain motor intention control output

Syrebo E12E Rehabilitation System Overview

• Stretch Training Mode: Prevents hand contracture (muscle shortening/hardening post-stroke) using gentle, continuous pneumatic finger extension. This safely restores range of motion without triggering reflex spasms.

• Task-Oriented Training: Replaces aimless repetition with purposeful, daily-life movements (like grasping). This functional approach strongly activates the motor cortex for faster neural recovery.

• Active Game Training App (Android): Makes rehab engaging to boost training frequency and effort. Patients can play interactive games and track their progress, while therapists can remotely monitor data and adjust recovery parameters.

• Voice Broadcast Function: Delivers spoken instructions to guide users through sessions, enabling completely independent home training without a caregiver present.

Recommended Training Protocol

• Session Length: Maximum 20 minutes per session.

• Frequency: 2 to 3 times per day (multiple short sessions are far more effective than one long session).

• When to Start: As early as possible after medical clearance to maximize neuroplasticity and prevent learned disuse.