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A 2025 randomized controlled trial published in *Scientific Reports* compared Syrebo robotic hand rehabilitation against conventional neurological therapy in acute stroke patients. Here's what the data shows—and what it means for early recovery.

A 2025 randomized controlled trial in *NeuroRehabilitation* found that robotic mirror training with the Syrebo SY-HRE12 improved not just hand function, but also unilateral neglect, post-stroke depression, and independence in daily activities—outcomes that conventional mirror therapy left unchanged.

Brain-computer interface technology can now detect your intention to move before movement happens—and use that signal to drive a robotic glove. Here's the neuroscience behind why this loop rewires stroke-damaged motor pathways more effectively than passive therapy.

We review the full hierarchy of clinical evidence for soft robotic glove rehabilitation in stroke—from the earliest feasibility studies to multi-center RCTs and systematic reviews published in 2025—so you can evaluate what the science actually supports.