Low-Cost Arm Rehabilitation Device

Assisted arm rehabilitation hardware on the market was cost-prohibitive for wider clinical and home use.

• Conceptualised the mechanical assistive architecture and designed the structural frame and joint mechanisms
• Fabricated a functional metal prototype, applying ISO 13485 QMS methodology and FEA (ANSYS) for structural validation
• Ran physiotherapist-supervised trials, iterating the design against patient feedback

Delivered a working rehabilitation device roughly 60% more affordable than comparable market solutions, validated through supervised patient trials.