DIH is the parent company of the Hocoma and Motek brands, which manufacture robotic and sensor-based devices for movement therapy, biomechanics research, and gait and balance assessment. Products are sold through a hub-and-spoke network of regional offices and sales partners.
Robotic exoskeleton combined with a dynamic body weight support system for gait rehabilitation therapy. More than 1,500 units are deployed across 263 facilities worldwide.
Robotic (ArmeoPower) and sensor-based (ArmeoSpring) arm and hand rehabilitation devices for upper-limb therapy.
Tilt-table device for early mobilization and verticalization of patients in early-stage rehabilitation.
Mobile robotic device providing dynamic, individually adjustable body weight support for overground gait and balance training with fall protection. Deployed in 282 facilities worldwide.
Biomechanics platform combining an instrumented dual-belt treadmill, 6-degrees-of-freedom motion base, 3D motion capture, and virtual reality for balance and gait assessment, therapy, and research.
Gait Real-time Analysis Interactive Lab combining a dual-belt instrumented treadmill with virtual reality and motion capture for gait and balance assessment, training, and research.
Compact instrumented treadmill with augmented/virtual reality for gait and balance assessment and training, with optional body weight support unloading up to 40% of body weight.
Three-dimensional overground body weight support system combining horizontal and vertical assistive forces for gait and balance training.