Rehab · NAO robot · Exoskeleton
Healthcare Service
Robots that care, alongside people.
We bring rehabilitation robots, the NAO humanoid and exoskeletons to hospitals, therapy centres, special-needs schools and care homes, always working with qualified therapists and teachers.
Our services.
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Rehabilitation robotics
Robot-assisted arm and hand exercises that therapists set and supervise, with session data to track progress.
- Therapy sessions with partner centres
- Robot demos and staff training
- Research projects with universities
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Human-robot interaction with NAO
Sessions with the NAO humanoid robot that help children practise communication and social skills, and keep older people active and engaged.
- Programmes for autism and special-needs centres
- Engagement sessions for care homes
- NAO coding and HRI workshops for students
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Exoskeleton robots
Wearable robots that support walking and movement, for rehabilitation, research and demonstrations.
- Demonstrations and trials with partners
- Training for therapists and engineers
- Research collaboration
NAO in Malaysia.
NAO is a 58 cm humanoid robot designed by Aldebaran in France. It walks, talks, recognises faces and plays games, which makes it a friendly partner for children.
In Malaysia, NAO became well known through research at UiTM’s Centre for Humanoid Robots and Bio-Sensing (HuRoBs) with the National Autism Society of Malaysia (NASOM), where it was used to help children with autism practise communication and social skills.
One of our contributors worked on NAO research in Malaysia, and we bring that experience to every NAO session we run.
Read the UiTM research ›Who we work with
- Hospitals and rehabilitation centres
- Autism and special-needs centres and schools
- Elderly care homes
- Universities and research teams
Sessions are planned with qualified therapists, doctors or teachers. Robots used for patient treatment must meet Medical Device Authority (MDA) requirements; we will tell you which services suit your setting.
Contact us for more info and services.
Tell us about your centre and who you care for. We will suggest the right service.