Abstract: A translational-rotary machine is provided as a physical exercise machine particularly for the rehabilitation or training of upper and lower limbs for both passive and active therapies. The machine can perform movements that: allow a lower shaft to rotate while the carriage is stationary; allow the lower shaft to not rotate while the carriage translates in a direction of applied force; or allow a translational-rotary movement.

Abstract: A translational-rotary machine (1), in particular for the physical exercises of limbs, comprising motor means (4, 4?) and translational-rotary members (3), wherein the translational-rotary members (3) comprising a movable carriage (13), a lower shaft (15) passing through the carriage (13), a first return pulley (16) integrally keyed onto the lower shaft (15) on the front side (7) of the machine (1), a first toothed wheel (17) integrally keyed onto the lower shaft (15) on the rear side (8) of the machine (1), an upper shaft (14) passing through the carriage (13), said upper shaft (14) being vertically aligned with the lower shaft (15), a second return pulley (18) idly mounted onto the upper shaft (14) on the rear side (8) of the machine (1), a first transmission member (20) arranged on a front side (7) of the machine (1), said first transmission member (20) being adapted to operatively connect the motor means (4, 4?) to the first return pulley (16), a second transmission member (21) arranged on a rear side (8)

Abstract: A hand rehabilitation device is used in rehabilitation therapies, for motility and functionality of the hands. The device has an orthosis, fitted to partially cover a patient's hand and forearm, and flexible rods for a passive and assisted active, concurrent, and/or selective bending or extension of the fingers. Movements are freely settable by an operator. Elements for sliding and supporting of the flexible rods during bending or extension of the fingers include ‘finger socks” or gloves provided with thimbles, fixed rods, or plates to stabilize the thimbles and hinged to move the flexible rods. A movement/command and control unit, integral to, or remoted located relative to, the orthosis is provided with actuators for moving the flexible rods. A tension adjusts the rods and rehabilitation device, adjusting and adapting to the hand s anatomical features.

Abstract: A hand rehabilitation device (10, 10?), used in rehabilitation therapies of the motility and functionality of metacarpus-phalanx, proximal interphalanx and distal interphalanx joints, injured or reduced subsequent to trauma or the like, in the post-surgery period, or in the case of hand paresis or paralysis subsequent to central nervous system diseases, spinal cord injuries, peripheral neuropathies or the like and/or when the hand joint movements are to be improved in association with the physiotherapist's treatment during rehabilitation sessions, said device flexible, modular, light and comprising a brace (17, 90) fitted to partially cover the patient's hand (19) and forearm (13), the device comprising, all placed on the back of the hand with the palm totally free, flexible rods (36, 58, 104) for a passive and assisted active, concurrent and/or selective, bending/extension of the five fingers according to a complete bending movement or to different angular positions, grasping of objects and/or simulation of