Built to be understood. Designed to be trusted.

Our technology is designed to be transparent to clinicians, repairable by technicians, and invisible to users.

Actuation Architecture

ReAble devices use precision micromotor-driven actuation — individual motors per degree of freedom, with per-channel torque control and real-time feedback. The architecture is modular: motors, drive boards, and control electronics are independently swappable.

Per-finger motor control

DRV-series H-bridge drive architecture

Closed-loop position feedback

Hardware-level torque limiting for user safety

Signal & EMG Control

Our control pathway is built around surface EMG signal acquisition — reading the user's intended movement from residual muscle signals. The system supports multi-channel acquisition for gesture discrimination, with an onboard AI classification layer that adapts to the individual user over time.

Multi-channel surface EMG acquisition

24-bit clinical-grade signal resolution

Onboard gesture classification

Adaptive calibration — the device learns its user

ReAble Studio

In Development

ReAble Studio is our clinical configuration and monitoring platform — a companion software system that allows clinicians to calibrate devices, monitor performance, and push firmware updates without any hardware intervention. Available at pilot launch.

Manufacturing Philosophy

We use additive manufacturing where it adds genuine value: custom anatomical fit, rapid part replacement, and local production in markets where traditional supply chains fail. We do not use it as a marketing feature.

Regulatory Pathway

All ReAble devices are being developed in accordance with EU MDR (Medical Device Regulation 2017/745) requirements. Current prototype status: pre-submission, active validation ongoing.

Clinical trial registrations and technical documentation will be published at appropriate milestones.

Questions about our technology?

We are happy to discuss our architecture with clinicians, partners, and researchers.

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