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Immersive Floor

Interactive Floor System for Gait and Balance Rehabilitation

A projection-based floor system designed for gait training, stepping, weight shifting and lower-limb rehabilitation.

  • Floor-based projection for gait and mobility training

  • Encourages stepping, agility and coordination

  • Safe for fall-risk and elderly patients

  • Engaging, game-based therapy environment 

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What is Immersive Floor?

Immersive Floor is an interactive rehabilitation system that projects therapy exercises onto the floor, enabling patients to perform stepping and gait-based training tasks.

How Immersive Floor Works?

Setup Training Goals

  • Gait training

  • Balance improvement

  • Agility drills

Floor Interaction

Patients perform:

  • Stepping tasks

  • Weight shifting

  • Directional movement 

Performance Tracking

System measures:

  • Step accuracy

  • Speed

  • Balance control

  • Movement patterns 

Key Features

  • Floor projection for lower-limb rehab

  • Motion tracking without wearables

  • Adaptive difficulty levels

  • Safe and controlled therapy environment 

Gait & Mobility

  • Walking pattern training

  • Step coordination

  • Agility improvement 

Therapy Applications

Balance Training

  • Weight shifting

  • Stability control

  • Fall prevention

Add Movement to Therapy

Immersive Floor can be:

  • Used independently

  • Combined with Immersive Wall

  • Expanded into a full Immersive Room

Who Is It For?

  • Stroke patients
  • Orthopaedic rehab
  • Elderly fall-risk patients
  • Sports injury recovery 

Clinical Value

Immersive Floor enables safe, structured and engaging gait training, helping patients improve mobility, coordination and confidence.

Specifications

    • Format: Floor projection system

    • Interaction: Motion sensing

    • Use Mode: Individual therapy

    • Integration: BeOne

    FAQs

    It is a projection-based system that enables stepping and gait training through interactive exercises.

    Yes. It is designed for supervised, fall-risk-safe environments.