Tayô
Robotic Rehabilitation for Trunk & Lower Extremity
The TAYÔ Project is a response to the pressing challenges faced by the Philippine healthcare system, particularly in the realm of lower limb rehabilitation. With a shortage of healthcare professionals and limited equipment for treating stroke patients, the project introduces an innovative solution — an Assistive Physical Therapy Powered Table. This state-of-the-art device is strategically designed to revolutionize early trunk and lower limb mobilization, offering critical support to therapists and physiatrists. By merging technology with rehabilitation, the TAYÔ Project aims to redefine patient care standards, mitigate the physical strain on healthcare professionals, and make advances in rehabilitation practices throughout the Philippines.
Publications
- Publish at least two (2) conference papers, Results from Phase 1 of Safety Trial
Products
- Lower Limb Mobilization (LLMO) Device: An assistive physical therapy powered table for early trunk and lower limb mobilization to aid therapists and physiatrists in doing physical therapy
- Android application controlling LLMO with patient data management
People Services
- The device aims to improve patient outcomes while relieving the burden on healthcare professionals
Places and Partnerships
- Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Research Collaboration Agreement (RCA) between De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute (DLSMHSI) and DLSU Manila
Methodology
Project Documentation
Photos and videos from the project.
Project Team
Team information and photos coming soon.