Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Gloves

Compare Syrebo robotic hand rehabilitation gloves for assisted finger movement, mirror training and structured home practice. Review the C10 rehabilitation glove, C12 and E12E rehabilitation glove by training mode, hand side, size and intended use before choosing a device.

Compare Syrebo Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Gloves

Syrebo robotic hand rehabilitation gloves use pneumatic assistance to support repeated hand opening and closing practice. This collection brings the main home models together so you can compare training modes, hand-side options and setup before choosing. These devices do not replace an individual assessment or treatment plan from a qualified rehabilitation professional.

Model Training modes Main difference Hand options
C10 3 Passive, bilateral mirror and app-supported active game training Left, right or both hands
C12 6 Adds pinch, extension, fine-motor and functional training Left, right or both hands
E12E 7 Seven-mode system with pinch, extension, fine-motor, functional and game training Left, right or both hands

How to Choose a Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Glove

Start by confirming the model, affected hand and glove size. Choose the C10 for three core functions: passive, bilateral mirror and app-supported active game training. Compare the C12 when you need a broader six-mode system. Review the E12E when you want the seven-mode system with additional pinch, extension, fine-motor and functional training. Check the selected product page for its current configuration, included components and price.

Evidence and Safe Product Selection

Published research supports continued study of soft robotic gloves as part of rehabilitation programs, but study devices, participants and training protocols vary. Category-level findings do not guarantee the same result for every person or prove that one retail model is appropriate for everyone. Review our clinical evidence summary and source links, follow the product instructions and ask a qualified rehabilitation professional when suitability is uncertain.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a robotic hand rehabilitation glove?

It is a wearable device that provides guided finger movement for repeated hand practice. Training settings and intended use differ by model, so follow the instructions supplied with the product.

Can a single accessory glove work by itself?

No. A replacement or accessory glove marked “host not included” requires a compatible Syrebo controller. Choose a complete C10, C12 or E12E system if you do not already own the matching host.

How should I choose the correct size and hand side?

Select the affected hand and use the size chart on the product page before ordering. If measurements fall between sizes or you are unsure which model fits the training plan, contact Syrebo support and consult a qualified rehabilitation professional.

Need help comparing models? Use the Syrebo Glove Selector. For braces, mirrors and mobility equipment, browse home stroke rehabilitation equipment.

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