The zebris Rehawalk system is designed for the analysis and treatment of gait disorders in neurologic, orthopaedic or geriatric rehabilitation. In addition to a treadmill, Rehawalk includes a unit for adaptive visual cueing through the projection of gait patterns on the treading surface. Virtual feedback training happens simultaneously with the help of a large monitor mounted in front of the treadmill.

balance analysis, balance training, visual stimulation

A module for stance and balance analysis as well as balance training is optionally available.

gait training using adaptive visual cueing

The initial gait analysis is carried out without any measuring preparations to be done on the patient. The measuring process can be observed on the screen in real-time. The report is automatically generated. In order to prepare the gait training using adaptive visual cueing, the parameters from the gait analysis (step length, step width and foot rotation) are automatically populated and can be individually adjusted according to the training objectives.

gait and coordination training using virtual feedback

Physical and cognitive abilities are simultaneously demanded during dual-task-training in the virtual walking environment. The patient solves simple perceptual and memory tasks as well as arithmetic problems while walking and observing his or her footprints. Thus, reaction time and attentiveness are improved while simultaneously supporting automated walking. The various modules allow the training to be individually adapted to each patient.