Our Technology
The world's first humanoid robotic rehabilitation companion
Humanoid Rehabilitation Companion
Friendly and always there for you
RehaPal is meant to be more than a mere device. Its humanoid shape are meant to deliver a message - that we want to be your friend that hold your hands through your journey toward recovery.
State-of-the-art robotic arms
Flexible and safe
RehaPal's two flexible robotic arms provide enhanced medical rehabilitation experience unmatched by other rigid devices such as exoskeletons or braces. Its advanced sensors ensures your safety during exercises.
Powerful vision AI for positioning
Always know your posture & position
Powerful optical sensors and advanced vision AI allow RehaPal to always know where your joints and important body structures are, ensuring a safe and effective rehabilitation experience.
Why RehaPal?
The simplest exercises are actually the most important
Fully automated passive range of motion exercises
Passive range of motion is the most basic and the most essential exercise for recovery in many conditions. With RehaPal, the labor intensive process can now be fully automated.
Intelligent physical and occupational therapy
Artificial Intelligence powered training algorithm
RehaPal incorporates intelligent gross motor and fine motor training algorithm designed by expert medical doctors, automatically adjusting intensity of training to optimize your recovery!
Comprehensive reports
Cloud based report system
RehaPal automatically generates clinically useful reports that help you and your doctors /therapists keep track of your progress in rehabilitation.
Telerehabilitation system
Remote interaction with medical professionals
For those of you who choose to use RehaPal at home, RehaPal partners with medical providers to provide telerehabilitation services, so you can have human professionals overseeing your recovery!
Our Team
Partners who dream of a world where everyone have access to medical rehab services
Ray Chen
Bioengineer/Entrepreneur
UC Berkeley scholar
Ray has a solid background in bio-engineering and has years of experiences running the largest tele-rehabilitation device company in Taiwan. He is also a scholar in a UC Berkeley robotics lab.
Jowy Tani, MD
Neurologist
UC Berkeley scholar
Being a neurologist in a university hospital, Jowy is an expert in neurological diseases requiring rehabilitation services, and have extensive experience coordinating clinical trials for medical devices.
