Welcome to the world of easeU glove
Our therapeutic vibration device is designed to help users
gently relax, improve mobility and ease discomfort,
making everyday movements smoother and more comfortable.
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The problem
Many patients in rehab struggle with movement, coordination, balance and more issues. These symptoms can have numerous root causes.
Our solution, easeU glove
Gentle vibrations
easeU glove uses gentle, therapeutic vibrations to help users relax, rejuvenate energy and reduce stiffness
Sensory system
It is known, that gentle vibrations activate the brain via relevant skin cells
Usage
easeU glove is ideal for collaboration with Rehab Clinics, physical therapists, for at-home use
Evidence
Vibro-tactile neuromodulation of the fingertips at
250 Hz stimulates dermal Pacinian Corpuscles (PCs):
PCs are the main nerve receptors that transform
skin vibrations into nerve action potentials with a
frequency range of 20-700 Hz. The “signal” travels
across the nervous system to the spinal cord,
and finally reaches the somatosensory cortex,
where movement functions are located.
Entrainment: Synchronization of neural oscillations by rhythmic external stimulation with specific target frequencies
Frequently Asked Questions
How to use the easeU glove
The easeU glove is supposed to be used a few hours per day, while doing light activities like reading, walking, or watching television. We utilize flexible stimulation to meet users’ particular needs of vibration strength and body harmonics.
How does it fit into neuro rehab?
Rehabilitation and physical therapy are essential components of Parkinson’s treatment. However, patients often require continuous and easily accessible symptom relief between therapy sessions. Medication alone is not always the ideal solution, highlighting the need for a simple, at-home therapy option that complements and supports the rehabilitation process. To address this need, we propose a rental model that ensures patients remain under the supervision of their physiotherapists and occupational therapists. The model also enables regular data monitoring and read-outs, allowing therapists to track progress and adjust treatment strategies when necessary.
