Collaborative Robotic Arm

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are the most prevalent cause of disability worldwide, with a prevalence of 1.3 billion. In 2017, they were responsible for 136 million years of disability. Despite the fact that the prevalence of MSDs increases with age, adolescents and individuals in the working age group are also significantly impacted, resulting in increased morbidity and even early retirement from work. Additionally, MSDs are responsible for 60% of work-related health issues. The healthcare system is burdened by these, with an estimated annual cost of €196 billion.input:
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A collaborative robot, Adamo Robot, is capable of treating musculoskeletal disorders by applying a jet of pressurized air at the appropriate temperature without the need for direct contact with the patient. It is 100% safe. The continuous pressure applied by the air jet replicates the manual therapy techniques employed by physical therapists to treat connective tissue, such as myofascial trigger point treatment, while simultaneously increasing the subdermal blood flow and oxygenation of the zone.input:
output:Adamo enables the automation of tedious and repetitive tasks, thereby enhancing the productivity of physiotherapists. This will enable them to treat a greater number of patients in a shorter amount of time, reduce waiting lists, and, through thermography, obtain objective data on the progression of patients.input:
output:Finally, and perhaps most significantly, ADAMO has the potential to enhance the health of patients. After only a few sessions of painless treatment, those who have attempted it report improvements.input:
output:Thermography imaging is utilized to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the patients’ condition.The Adamo Robot is equipped with FLIR thermal cameras that are capable of precisely measuring the temperature of the skin. By quantifying the thermal asymmetry of the patient’s body,