There are currently no age-friendly rehabilitation robots available globally.

Basic features of rehabilitation robots include active, passive, and assistive impedance training for limbs. Elderly care robots must also be age-friendly: enabling easy mounting for training and dismounting for rest. Currently, global rehabilitation robots lack such age-friendly design, requiring caregivers to manually support and strap elderly users into exoskeleton frames before therapy. This is particularly inconvenient for bedridden or disabled seniors. Additionally, most market offerings separate upper- and lower-body training; devices that train arms cannot train legs. Transferring a hemiplegic senior between two separate machines is time-consuming, costly, and increases the risk of secondary injury. In fact, most exoskeleton rehab robots are designed for disabled, trauma, or post-surgical patients—not for frail elderly users, especially those who are bedridden. The market and elderly care industry urgently need age-friendly rehabilitation robots with automatic mounting/dismounting and integrated four-limb training. Roujiren Company’s newly released Smart Bed-Wheelchair-Rehabilitation Robot System for disabled seniors fills this global gap in age-friendly elderly care robotics.