H Robotics Inc.

Posture is not just a detail in rehabilitation—it directly impacts how effectively patients recover. rebless planar’s integrated 3D camera keeps posture front and center, making each session more precise and engaging for patients.

During upper limb therapy, real-time visual feedback helps patients identify and correct compensatory movements—such as trunk lean or excessive shoulder elevation—before they become ingrained. By minimizing these patterns, rebless planar supports more focused, task-specific exercises that align with clinical goals for motor recovery.

For clinicians, posture-aware training means greater confidence that each repetition is delivered with proper mechanics and consistent quality. For patients, seeing and refining their posture in real time builds ownership of their rehabilitation journey and encourages better engagement and adherence.

We are pleased to announce the recent installation of our upper-limb rehabilitation robot rebless planar at the National Rehabilitation Center (국립재활원) in Seoul, South Korea.

As Korea’s national hub for rehabilitation medicine and research, National Rehabilitation Center plays a key role in developing rehabilitation standards and policies, advancing assistive and robotic rehabilitation technologies, and supporting clinical and translational research to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. Through dedicated programs NRC provides an essential testbed for validating safety, efficacy, and real-world clinical workflows of new rehabilitation robotic devices.

We are honored that rebless planar, an MFDS-approved Class III upper-limb rehabilitation robot, has been adopted within this leading ecosystem, and we look forward to collaborating with the National Rehabilitation Center to generate robust evidence and drive the future of robotic rehabilitation.