Stanford arm

The Stanford Arm is a robotic device designed to assist or restore arm movements, mainly used in rehabilitation to help patients regain strength and coordination after injury or stroke. It acts as a supportive exoskeleton that guides the arm through specific motions, enabling controlled practice and promoting neural recovery. The device can also provide resistance or assistance based on the user's needs, making therapy more effective and customizable. Essentially, it combines advanced robotics with therapeutic techniques to help individuals improve functional use of their arm in a safe and structured way.