Electric Finger Training Glove for Hand Rehabilitation Stroke Recovery Passive Active Mode Plug-in Robotic Glove for Muscle Weakness Hemiplegia

This rehabilitation glove uses air pressure as its power source to automatically drive hand movements, making it suitable for individuals recovering from stroke, hemiplegia, paralysis, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal injuries, and other conditions that impair hand motor function. The plug-in wire type design ensures stable, continuous power for extended training sessions. The glove offers three training modes to address different recovery stages. In active mirror mode, you perform specific movements with your healthy hand while the glove mirrors those actions on the affected hand. This helps retrain the brain's neural pathways by combining visual, tactile, and mechanical feedback simultaneously. In passive mode, the glove actively flexes and extends your fingers according to preset algorithms. This helps reduce muscle stiffness, spasm, and joint immobility while restoring blood circulation and muscle performance after periods of inactivity. For best results, perform flexion and extension exercises for at least 20 minutes each session, 2 to 4 times a day. The task-based movement training mode focuses on everyday activities. You can practice grabbing a water bottle, bringing it to your mouth, pouring water into a cup, or turning a door handle. These practical exercises help rebuild coordination and confidence in daily life. Regular use under guidance can support gradual improvement in hand function. The glove helps reduce increased muscle tone, joint pain, and stiffness while normalizing metabolism and digestion through repeated hand activity. It is suitable for both children and adults with impaired hand motor function.