Rehabilitation and Training Rotor

Abstract

A rehabilitation and training rotor, especially for people with arm and leg paresis, consists of a support structure containing a magnetic drive with a computer, a base, and a seat. It can also include a hand rotor. The support structure A, equipped with adjustable feet, houses a magnetic drive B with pedals (2) and Velcro fasteners (3). A tube (4) is attached to the structure, passing through the drive housing and terminating in a base (5), to which a computer F, a mini rotor H with handles (6), and a pulley G for trunk exercises are attached. On the other side of the support structure is a base C, preferably tank-shaped, extending down to the support structure. A control box (7) is attached to the end of the base. Inside the base, a guide is bolted to welded angle brackets, supporting a sliding housing to which an electric actuator is mounted.A base is attached to the sliding housing, to which a turntable is preferably screwed. A base is screwed to this turntable, to which the seat D and footrest E are preferably attached. Velcro is attached to the base of the seat.