The Longest RehaMoto Active Passive Trainer for Upper & Lower Limbs brings powered assistance and active exercise together in one seated rehabilitation system, allowing training to remain relevant across very different levels of mobility and muscle participation. Patients with limited voluntary movement can begin with motor-driven or assisted exercise, while the same platform supports progression into active strengthening, bilateral coordination and more independent movement as ability improves.
Upper- and lower-limb training are complemented by Fine Motor Training for finger function and hand-eye coordination, extending rehabilitation beyond repetitive cycling alone. The trainer is designed to adapt around the patient rather than requiring every patient to fit one fixed setup.
Adjustable height and length, a stepless lower-limb crank radius, rotating upper-limb platform and supportive limb positioning help accommodate different body proportions and movement requirements. This makes structured exercise more accessible for seated patients, including wheelchair users, while allowing practitioners to work on mobility, range of motion, strength and coordination within the same rehabilitation station.
Training is supported by an 8-inch rotating touchscreen that keeps controls and feedback accessible throughout the session. Real-time data and Symmetry Training help make patient participation and left-right differences easier to monitor, while Favourite programmes support repeatable follow-up sessions and USB export keeps training information available for reporting or review. Interactive games add another level of engagement, while spasm recognition, emergency stopping, heart-rate connectivity and configurable speed and resistance provide additional control during powered rehabilitation.
From Large Movements to Fine Control: Extend rehabilitation beyond arm and leg exercise.
A session can move from gross arm or leg movement into finger function and hand-eye coordination, linking broader movement recovery with more precise motor control.
Target The Weaker Side: See unequal participation and make it part of the rehabilitation focus.
Bilateral feedback makes left- and right-side contribution visible, helping focus rehabilitation on greater participation and coordination of the weaker limb while maintaining controlled movement on both sides.
Keep Low-Participation Days Productive: Maintain structured movement when active effort is limited.
When weakness or neurological impairment reduces voluntary participation, motor-driven and assistive training allow structured exercise to continue rather than relying entirely on active movement.
Five Training Modes for Progressive Rehabilitation:
- Active-Passive Training: Provides passive movement below the preset speed and switches to active exercise when the patient exceeds it.
- Assistive Training: Responds to the patient’s force to assist movement while encouraging greater voluntary participation.
- Symmetry Training: Displays left- and right-side contribution to guide more balanced muscle use and coordination.
- Isokinetic Training: Maintains a constant cycling speed for controlled active strength training.
- Fine Motor Training: Uses reaction- and accuracy-based touchscreen tasks for finger function and hand-eye coordination.
Rehabilitation Indications & Movement Needs:
- Stroke, skull and brain trauma, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy / cerebral paresis and multiple sclerosis
- Hypokinesia, limited mobility, muscle spasticity, muscle weakness and atrophy
- Reduced balance and coordination
- Muscular diseases such as muscular dystrophy
- Arthritis and osteoarthritis
- Post-injury and post-surgical movement rehabilitation
- Neurological and musculoskeletal recovery
- Cardiovascular problems and reduced circulation associated with limited movement
Rehabilitation Benefits Across the Recovery Journey:
- Maintain movement and progress towards greater active participation
- Build muscle strength through active, assisted and resistance-based exercise
- Support joint range of motion through repeated controlled movement
- Encourage more balanced bilateral participation and coordination
- Support circulation while addressing rehabilitation involving muscle spasticity
- Build cardiovascular fitness and endurance
- Increase accessible physical activity and support healthy weight management
Who The RehaMoto Is Best Suited For:
- Patients with reduced upper- or lower-limb mobility
- Patients with limited muscle strength or voluntary movement
- Patients requiring passive or assisted movement training
- Patients progressing towards more active rehabilitation
- Patients working on bilateral muscle balance and coordination
- Wheelchair users requiring supported seated training
Where The RehaMoto Fits into Clinical Practice:
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics
- Neurological rehabilitation services
- Hospital rehabilitation departments
- Upper- and lower-limb rehabilitation
- Strength and mobility rehabilitation
- Bilateral coordination training
- Fine-motor rehabilitation
All Features:
- Complete Upper & Lower Limb Training: Train the arms and legs with motor-driven, assisted and active exercise from one system.
- Five Rehabilitation Modes: Match training to different needs with Active-Passive, Assistive, Symmetry, Isokinetic and Fine Motor modes.
- Adjustable Training Intensity: Set speed from 5–60r/min and choose from 24 resistance levels to match patient ability.
- Controlled Energy Expenditure: Constant Power Training helps regulate exercise demand across the session.
- Engaging Interactive Training: Three built-in games add visual interaction and encourage participation.
- Adaptable Patient Positioning: Height and length adjustment accommodate different body proportions and seated positions.
- Flexible Lower-Limb Movement: Adjust the crank radius from 58–126mm to suit different leg lengths and movement requirements.
- Flexible Upper-Limb Positioning: Rotate the upper-limb platform through 180° for easier patient setup.
- Easier Foot Placement: Use the Foot-Insertion Aid to position the pedals for easier lower-limb setup.
- Supported Lower-Limb Alignment: Calf support stabilises the feet and lower legs while maintaining the movement trajectory.
- Flexible 8-Inch Touchscreen: Rotate the display 270° horizontally and fold it 90° for easier viewing and control.
- Real-Time Training Feedback: View speed, resistance, muscle-related information and other available data during exercise.
- Immediate Results & USB Export: Review session feedback and export supported data for analysis or reporting.
- Faster Repeat Programme Setup: Save frequently used protocols to Favourites for quicker follow-up sessions.
- USB Data & Software Support: Use USB for training-data output and supported software updates.
- Heart-Rate Supported Training: Connect a compatible monitor by Bluetooth for real-time heart-rate feedback and Heart Protection.
- Automatic Spasm Protection: Detect spasms and activate the built-in protective response during powered exercise.
- Adjustable Spasm Control: Set the spasm level and relief rate to suit training requirements.
- Immediate Emergency Stop: Stop powered cycling immediately using the dedicated emergency control.
- Controlled Speed & Resistance: Speed prompts and operating limits help keep exercise within configured parameters.
- Secure Limb Positioning: Soft, non-slip fixation helps maintain limb position and reduce unwanted slipping.
Technical Specifications:
- Product Name: Longest RehaMoto Active Passive Trainer for Upper & Lower Limbs
- Training Areas: Upper limbs, lower limbs and fine motor
- Training Modes: Active-Passive; Assistive; Symmetry; Isokinetic; Fine Motor
- Speed / Resistance: 5–60r/min / 0–24 levels
- Resistance Range / Increment: 0–12Nm / 0.5Nm per level
- Training Duration: 1–120min
- Spasm Level / Relief Rate: OFF or 1–10 / 1–5
- Display / Adjustment: 8-inch touchscreen / 270° rotation and 90° folding
- Training Feedback / Data Export: Real-time feedback / USB
- Interactive Functions: 3 training games / Favourite programmes
- Heart-Rate Connectivity: Bluetooth
- Upper / Lower Limb Radius: 100mm / 58–126mm
- Patient Adjustment: Adjustable height and length
- Upper-Limb Platform Rotation: 180°
- Dimensions: 71cm(W) × 76cm(L) × 107.2cm(H)
- Weight:5kg
What’s Included:
- RehaMoto Active Passive Trainer
- Type I Wheelchair Fixture
- Power Adapter
- Training Handle Grip
- Two-Point Anti-Tipper
- User Manual
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
- Can The Same Trainer Support Different Stages of Rehabilitation?
Yes. Training can progress from passive movement to assisted and active exercise as the patient’s movement and strength improve.
- What If a Patient’s Ability Changes from One Session to the Next?
The training mode, speed and resistance can be adapted to the patient’s current ability, allowing more assistance or more active exercise as needed.
- Can One Session Address Both Large Movements and Fine Motor Control?
Yes. Arm or leg training can address larger movement and strength goals, while Fine Motor Training extends rehabilitation to finger function and hand-eye coordination.
- Can The Trainer Help When One Side Is Doing More of the Work?
Yes. Symmetry Training shows the contribution of each side, making unequal participation easier to identify and address.
