Fourier Rehab also introduced three new developments:
- InfinityNet: A cloud-connected platform designed to link devices and data within the RehabHub system.
- DualMotus: A multi-limb robotic rehabilitation system for patients recovering from stroke, neurological injuries, or orthopedic conditions.
- ExoMotus M4 + VR: A lower-limb exoskeleton offering programmable gait training, with optional VR integration.
“MEDICA continues to be a powerful global platform for us to engage with clinical experts, researchers, and distributors worldwide,” said Owen Teoh, Managing Director of Fourier Rehab International Division. “Our participation this year underscores our mission to make intelligent rehabilitation technologies more accessible, effective, and patient-centered.”
Fourier Rehab’s participation at MEDICA 2025 included discussions with hospitals, research institutions, and distributors. The company has existing collaborations with organizations including Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, ETH Zurich, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Oritel Network across South and Central America, and Perkeso Rehabilitation Malaysia.
Source: Fourier Rehab