Recovery aid for stroke patients

Stroke has the second highest mortality rate among all diseases. On average, one person has a stroke every 12 seconds in my country, and one person dies of stroke every 21 seconds. There are more than 200 million new cerebrovascular disease patients every year, and the trend continues to rise. With the aging of the population and the rising incidence of stroke, there is an increasing demand for self-exercise in family rehabilitation for Phase III (chronic recovery) stroke patients. "V-BONES" is a lightweight household portable upper limb exoskeleton aid, which helps Phase III stroke patients to carry out independent recovery training safely and effectively at home, and helps patients to solve the problem of "hurdle hand" in training (no additional personnel are needed to help training). The clever design allows users to independently complete assembly and disassembly, improve self-care ability and upper limb function, and avoid ineffective training, and this equipment adopts folding structure, convenient user better storage.