Collective Training in Rehabilitation Institutions

In the open training areas of rehabilitation institutions, UniGym covers full-body upper and lower limb training with a single device, replacing multiple traditional instruments and saving 70% of space to meet high-traffic needs. Therapists customize personalized parameters (such as 2kg low-resistance passive training or 5-8kg resistive training) via the app for patients in different stages—postoperative recovery, muscle weakness, etc. The device automatically collects training data and generates visual reports, eliminating manual recording. Equipped with a strong suction cup fixation and 5-layer safety protection, therapists can manage 3-5 patients simultaneously, increasing manpower efficiency by 50% and effectively solving the pain points of redundant equipment and staffing shortages in institutions.

Home-Based Extended Rehabilitation

For post-discharge and mobility-impaired patients, UniGym’s 6kg lightweight design allows easy transportation to any home space. Its electric suction cup can be firmly fixed on tables, floors, or door panels, no dedicated rehabilitation area required. Patients select customized plans (e.g., postoperative recovery, elderly muscle strength maintenance) via the app and train independently with video tutorials; the app provides real-time prompts for movement standardization and parameter adjustments. With a 12-hour long battery life supporting all-day use, and accessories adapting to different limb training needs, training data can be synced to medical staff in real time. This enables seamless connection between "in-hospital treatment + home-based rehabilitation," allowing patients to access professional-grade rehabilitation services at home.

Community Elderly Care Centers Scenarios

Targeting elderly groups in community care centers, UniGym stands out as a core configuration with high adaptability: its intuitive touch panel features large fonts and clear icons, enabling seniors to operate without complex learning. Four training modes meet both the muscle-strengthening needs of healthy seniors and joint mobility training for semi-disabled seniors; its compact size allows flexible placement in corner spaces. The strong fixation design plus 5-layer safety protection ensures seniors can train independently with peace of mind. The app includes gamified elements and elderly-friendly plans to reduce training boredom, while generating easy-to-understand rehabilitation reports—making it a cost-effective and easily promotable universal rehabilitation solution for communities.

Fine Motor Skill Training in Pediatric Rehabilitation Institution

For children with cerebral palsy, developmental delays, or similar conditions, UniGym’s Kids Edition creates a gamified rehabilitation experience: 0-3Nm low torque adjustment adapts to children’s weak muscle strength, avoiding injuries from over-training. Interactive games like 3D Racing transform fine motor skill exercises (e.g., wrist rotation, shoulder movement) into engaging tasks, significantly improving cooperation. The compact device fits on children’s dedicated rehabilitation tables; its electric suction cup prevents shaking, and the speed limit function avoids joint sprains. Therapists set phased goals via the app, record training data in real time, and generate progress curves, allowing parents to clearly track rehabilitation progress.

Bedside Rehabilitation in Hospital Wards

For bedridden postoperative patients unable to get up, UniGym enables immediate bedside rehabilitation: no need to move patients—simply fix the device to hospital bed rails or tables. With specialized accessories, it conducts targeted training (e.g., hand grasping, lower limb flexion/extension) to prevent muscle atrophy and joint stiffness. The device’s passive training mode assists patients in limb movement, while the spasm detection function instantly captures sudden spasm signals and cuts power quickly to protect joints. The app includes postoperative exclusive plans, and therapists can adjust parameters in real time during rounds, shortening hospital rehabilitation cycles and improving recovery outcomes.