- 3D Back-Drivable Motion The device works in three dimensions and is back-drivable, so the patient can move the mechanism rather than only being moved by it.
- Cable-Driven Carbon-Fibre Parallel Structure A cable-driven parallel structure in carbon fibre is what produces the low-inertia, compliant response the device is built around.
- Gravity Compensation Supports patients who can direct a movement but cannot yet carry the weight of their own arm through it.
- Bilateral Training Bilateral training is listed among the device's functions, using both sides together within the rehabilitation programme.
- Range-of-Motion Training ROM training is delivered through the same compliant 3D workspace, rather than along a constrained fixed path.
- Haptic, Visual and Audio Feedback Three feedback channels during training give the patient immediate information about their own movement.
Description
The Fourier ArmMotus EMU is a 3D upper-limb rehabilitation robot from Fourier's Rehab range. Its defining characteristic is a cable-driven parallel structure in carbon fibre, which gives the device a back-drivable, compliant response: the patient's arm can move the mechanism rather than only being moved by it, and the machine yields to the movement instead of resisting it.
That compliance is what lets the EMU work in three dimensions rather than on a plane. Fourier lists range-of-motion training, gravity compensation and bilateral training among its functions, with haptic, visual and audio feedback delivered during the session. Gravity compensation matters where a patient can direct a movement but cannot yet support the weight of their own arm through it, and bilateral training uses the unaffected side to inform work on the affected one.
It is a professional device for clinical, hospital, rehabilitation, research and healthcare environments — hospitals and rehabilitation centres, clinical research, therapy programmes, neurorehabilitation and orthopaedic rehabilitation, occupational therapy and connected healthcare robotics deployments. Product documentation is published through Fourier RehabHub and the Fourier Rehab brochure.
The device is supplied new through established distribution channels and carries the manufacturer's warranty; the exact warranty scope for the Fourier Rehab line is confirmed during quotation, along with configuration, accessories, software and any regional compliance or registration requirements that apply in your market. Robotix Market ships worldwide and coordinates after-sales support with Fourier's service network. On-site installation and commissioning are not included, and this is professional equipment intended for use by qualified clinical staff.
Features
Specs
| Brand | Fourier |
|---|---|
| Model | ArmMotus EMU |
| Product Range | Fourier Rehab |
| Device Category | 3D upper-limb rehabilitation robot |
| Structure | Cable-driven carbon-fibre parallel structure |
| Movement | 3D, back-drivable, compliant |
| Training Functions | Range-of-motion training, gravity compensation, bilateral training |
| Feedback | Haptic, visual and audio |
| Intended Setting | Hospitals, rehabilitation centres, clinical research, therapy programmes |
| Accessories and Software | Confirm at quote |
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a 3D upper-limb rehabilitation robot used in clinical settings for range-of-motion training, gravity compensation and bilateral training, with haptic, visual and audio feedback. Typical deployments are hospitals, rehabilitation centres, neurorehabilitation and orthopaedic programmes, clinical research and occupational therapy.
Back-drivable means the patient can move the mechanism, not only be moved by it. The EMU achieves that through a cable-driven carbon-fibre parallel structure, which keeps the mechanism light and compliant so it yields to the patient's movement rather than resisting it.
Gravity compensation supports the weight of the patient's arm during training. It is relevant when a patient can direct a movement but cannot yet carry the limb through it unaided, which would otherwise prevent the movement from being practised at all.
This is a quote-only product, so pricing is provided on request rather than published. Pricing, configuration, accessories, integration, warranty scope and delivery schedule are confirmed during quotation — submit a request through the product page with your destination and clinical setting.
It is supplied new through established distribution channels with the manufacturer's warranty, the scope of which is confirmed during quotation. Robotix Market ships worldwide and coordinates after-sales support with Fourier's service network. On-site installation and commissioning are not included, and regional compliance requirements should be confirmed before ordering.
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