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How NeuroGrip works and what to expect
NeuroGrip uses flex sensors on your healthy hand to detect movement, then triggers servo motors on your impaired hand to assist with precise, controlled motion. This robotic mirror therapy bridges the gap between your neurological signals and physical movement, helping you rebuild motor control at home.
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