Smart Balance is a lower-limb rehabilitation device designed for patients with musculoskeletal and neurological impairments, as well as older adults with reduced balance ability. It offers 16 rehabilitation games to train balance skills such as sitting and walking. The device evaluates the user's posture and gait, providing feedback when imbalance is detected to help guide proper posture during training. Additionally, it is designed for use in both medical clinics and home settings, enhancing treatment accessibility for patients with limited mobility.

Smart Table is a multi-touch table that allows multiple users to engage with various content simultaneously. It is designed to enhance cognitive functions and upper limb exercise abilities in the elderly. The Smart Table offers task-oriented training content optimized for middle-aged and older adults and uses various tools to strengthen concentration and social cognitive skills through collaboration.

The Smart Table can be utilized in various elderly care facilities, including day care centers, nursing homes, welfare centers, and health centers.

Cognition is Korea’s first computerized cognitive rehabilitation program designed to enhance brain activity and aid in dementia prevention for patients with stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury, brain tumors, and cerebral palsy. Patients in need of cognitive rehabilitation can use Cognition to train their attention and memory. The cognitive domains typically include concentration, memory, planning, organization, problem-solving, and abstract thinking skills.

Smart Pegboard is a rehabilitation training tool designed for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal impairments, including those with stroke and dementia, who experience reduced hand and arm function. It consists of a main body that detects peg insertion and outputs LED signals, three types of board plates with different sizes and shapes, and corresponding peg sets. Through repetitive training of grasping pegs with the hand or fingers and transferring them to the board, patients can improve hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and cognitive abilities.