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The platform

One robot.The right grip.A world of games.

A portable robotic unit, interchangeable grips for different movements, and games that turn each movement into therapy.

A girl holds a grip in each hand on a PhiCube unit, looking at the screen in front of her.
The robotic core

A robot that feels each movement and adapts to it.

A boy holds a grip attached to the PhiCube robotic unit, clamped to the edge of a table.
The grips

Change the grip, change the movement.

Interchangeable handles, each built for a different part of the arm and hand — and the family keeps growing.

  • The Globo grip in its two sizes: grey dimpled spheres on black mounts.
    Drawing of a child turning the sphere with the whole hand; the forearm is highlighted and a dashed arrow shows the turn.

    Globo

    A sphere in two sizes, for the whole hand.

  • The Wheel grip: a black bar with a red handle at each end.
    Drawing of a person holding both red handles and turning the bar on the side of the unit, wrists highlighted.

    Wheel

    Turn it, for elbow and shoulder.

  • Two Cycle grips: yellow handles on black cranks.
    Drawing of a person turning the two yellow handles on either side of the unit, like pedals.

    Cycle

    Pedal with the arms, both together.

  • The Prono grip: an orange handle in a black loop on a round mount.
    Drawing of a hand holding the loop handle on the unit and twisting the forearm, shown by a dashed circular arrow.

    Prono

    Twist the forearm, palm up and down.

  • Two FlexiLever grips, blue handles on black jointed mounts, one upright and one angled.
    Two drawings of a child holding blue levers on the unit: upright in one, sideways in the other.

    FlexiLever

    A lever you can set at different wrist angles.

These are only some of the configurations: the family of grips keeps growing.

The robot guides the movement. The games give it a purpose.

Each game turns a therapeutic exercise into a goal worth reaching.

Open the game library

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