Myro

Interactive and

task-specific therapy

Why Myro

Get to know
Myro

Myro’s sensor-based surface enables engaging cognitive rehabilitation by combining task-oriented therapy with everyday objects. It supports the recovery of cognitive and upper limb motor skills while allowing versatile, motivating therapy sessions that fit seamlessly into modern clinical workflows.

Woman trains with Myro while sitting in a wheelchair

Multi-functional use

Standing, sitting in a wheelchair, or in a hospital bed

Flexible visual orientation

Adjust, invert, and reposition the therapy program screen.

Adult hand is using a ball object to train with Myro

Integration of real objects

Use graspable objects for control or movement exercises.

Training of cognitive skills

Use of therapeutic gaming enviroment with multiple control options

HOW MYRO WORKS

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Escape therapy routine
with Myro!

Therapeutic games are controlled intuitively by touch, force application or object displacement and rotation. Children and adults likewise enjoy escaping the therapy routine with Myro!

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Multi-talented ready for discovering

Myro combines motor therapy and cognitive rehabilitation. Patients train ADLs or weight shifting while solving cognitive tasks.

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Features

Woman trains with Myro while being in hospital bed

Multifunctional
use

standing, sitting in a wheelchair, or at a hospital bed
complete horizontal or vertical positioning of the screen for different training targets
can be adjusted to a low height position, making it suitable for children and adolescents
enables comfortable therapy and training for adults, even in a standing position

Girl trains on Myro with different therapy programm graphics

Flexible visual
orientation

Adjust size and position of the therapy program screen
Invert therapy program screen
Adjust therapy program graphics – different colour schemes

Interactive
Therapy

Myro enables engaging, task-oriented therapy using real objects and intuitive interactions such as grasping, pressing, rotating, pointing, and swiping. This flexible training approach supports motivating therapy sessions while allowing therapists to tailor activities to individual patient needs.

Integration of
real objects

support grasping
use of grasping objects for controlling or movement exercises

One device for children, adolescents, and adults

Myro detects push and pull forces, providing support in standing, or wheelchair positions. By turning everyday objects into playful bedside therapy, it builds confidence, sparks curiosity, and fosters independence.

Child trains with Myro using a ball object

Child trains on the children rehabilitation equipment Myro

Child trains with Myro using a cup object

Hand reaching for a chess piece on a chessboard surrounded by other pieces.

Scientfic Evidence

Proven in clinical studies, Myro supports effective cognitive rehabilitation through engaging, task-oriented therapy. Explore our extensive library of studies and scientific publications for detailed insights.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Myro

Can you use Myro with patients with cognitive impairments and / or neglect?

Yes. In addition to supporting hand and finger coordination and visuospatial exploration, Myro challenges multiple cognitive domains, including attention, memory, planning, and problem‑solving. Myro also offers specific options to engage and assess patients with neglect; for example, therapists can direct the patient’s focus to one or more quadrants of the interactive surface during a cognitive therapy game.

Can Myro be used for force control training?

Equipped with integrated force sensors, Myro can detect up to 30 kg (66 lbs) of force, including push and pull strength. It includes a Finger Grip Force Assessment with four different grip options, a Weight Assessment for gross upper‑extremity weight‑bearing, and gamified training applications for loading and unloading tasks that can detect both single and dual points of contact with the screen.

In which positions can Myro training be performed?

Myro is highly adjustable, allowing precise positioning from horizontal to vertical and adaptable height settings to support therapy in various patient positions.

Can everyday objects be integrated into Myro training?

Yes, Myro can detect multiple everyday objects simultaneously and includes accessories to support various grasp and movement patterns; further details are provided in the IFU.