HOCOMA ArmeoPower

The Hocoma ArmeoPower is an advanced robotic rehabilitation device designed to support intensive upper limb therapy in the early stages of neurological recovery—even before a patient has regained active movement. Engineered for patients with severe impairments, the ArmeoPower enables highly repetitive, personalised training of the arm and hand in a 3D workspace, promoting motor recovery through assist-as-needed support and evidence-based therapy.

With integrated arm weight support and robotic guidance, patients can begin therapy earlier and train more intensively, while staying motivated through engaging, game-like exercises and real-time visual feedback. The ArmeoPower adapts dynamically to each patient’s capabilities, offering the right level of challenge and assistance to foster progress without overexertion. Objective assessments are automatically captured throughout sessions, giving clinicians valuable insights into patient performance and recovery trajectories.

Designed as part of Hocoma’s modular Armeo Therapy Concept, the ArmeoPower can be seamlessly integrated into a continuum of care, transitioning patients through each stage of rehabilitation—from early activation to more advanced motor control. Optional hand function training further enhances therapy by addressing fine motor skills alongside gross arm movements, making it a powerful, all-in-one tool for upper limb rehabilitation.

Core Features

Robotic Upper Limb Therapy
Delivers early, intensive arm and hand rehabilitation with robotic precision and assist-as-needed support for patients with limited or no active movement.

3D Workspace with Arm Weight Support
Allows patients to move through an extensive range of motion while reducing the burden of gravity, promoting safe and functional movement patterns.

Motivational and Interactive Training
Gamified tasks and real-time feedback help engage patients, increasing therapy participation and encouraging consistent effort.

Objective Progress Tracking
Built-in assessments record therapy performance and improvements over time, aiding clinical decision-making and documentation.

Modular Integration with the Armeo Concept
Part of Hocoma’s scalable therapy approach, allowing for a seamless transition between therapy devices as patients progress in their recovery.

Who It’s For
Ideal for inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation settings treating patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological conditions affecting upper limb mobility—particularly in the early stages of therapy.