Identify, Treat and Document Impairments

of the lower limbs that cause functional limitations.

The Lambda

We understand that motivation, intensity and movement repetitions are key for physical rehabilitation. Frustration, fatigue, boredom and depression often make rehabilitation an overwhelming challenge. As a result, many patients fail to reach their full recovery potential. Working together, our physiotherapists, neuroscientists and engineers have designed a new game-based robotic therapy approach to inspire and motivate patients throughout their rehabilitation journey.

Clinical Evidence

The clinical principles applied during the Lambda therapy are based on the current guidelines and systematic reviews. Repetitive, intensive, progressive, personalized with task-oriented and multi-sensory feedback training can now be made easy.

Polyvalent Training

Its unique robotic qualities allows a wide variety of treatments, combining single or multiple-joints movements in passive, active-assisted or active modes with objectives such as force, range of movement, coordination, cadence, etc. All this with only one very fast transfer of the patient.

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Enhanced Feedback

Multi-sensory feedback is used not only for motivational purposes, but also to improve motor learning. Visual auditive and haptic feedbacks are given through the screen, loud-speakers, vibrations and movements of the device.

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Evaluation & Data

The device can be used to evaluate various parameters in order to identify the impairments of the patient. The performances and evolution of the patient can easily be monitored and documented.

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You want to see it in live ?

No problem.

We can organize a visit to one of our reference centers or we come directly in your facilities with our demo units !

Latest News

News
19.04.2024

Lambda Health System, partner of SWISSNEUROREHAB

SWISSNEUROREHAB is an interdisciplinary project to develop an innovative model for neurological rehabilitation.
Funding of CHF 11.2 million over the next five years, including CHF 5.9 million from Innosuisse, has just been secured.

The aim? To offer personalized care to patients with the after-effects of strokes, head injuries and paraplegia.

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10.04.2024

EMPR Congress 2024 in Montpellier

Lambda presents its latest advances at the EMPR Congress in Montpellier !

Discover our new features: proprioception feedback, joint amplitude evaluation and progressive strength training. Many thanks to all those who visited our stand and took part in our demonstrations.

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News
18.03.2024

Lambda at the the Sornest congress 2024

Lambda was pleased to take part in the Sornest congress during the
51st Journées d'Étude de la Société de Réadaptation du Nord-Est, held in Switzerland. Robotics and innovation in healthcare were at the heart of the discussions.

Many thanks to Pierre Decavel for organizing and the rich discussions around the Lambda robot

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News
22.02.2024

Lambda at the S.I.R.N. congress 2024

We were very pleased to meet you at the S.I.R.N. congress in Florence on February 15th, 16th and 17th, so that you could test the Lambda, which was taking part in the congress for the first time!

The Lambda worked (almost) as hard as a day with patients ;)

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« With its speed and ease of installation, LHS is a relevant assessment and rehabilitation device of neuromotor function. It is an innovative and polyvalent partner of rehabilitation. »

Prof. Francis Degache, PhD in Disability and Human motricity
University of Health Sciences of Lausanne

« Since the training, I walk better and I feel more confident on my feet! Exercising is very comfortable, even when I had back pain or was tired. Every stroke patient should have access to this therapy because using the Lambda robot changed my life! »

Hemiplegic patient, 20 years post Stroke

« Robotics open innovative opportunities for neurorehabilitation: to optimize treatments for specific needs. The key to success is a close collaboration between engineers and clinicians. »

Prof. Stephanie Clarke, Head of Neuropsychology and Neurorehabilitation Service, CHUV, Lausanne. President of the World Federation for Neurorehabilitation

« While walking, I am now more focused on the gait phases and I feel more the moment when raising the foot. I now come to lift my leg and can perform tasks of daily living easier, such as dressing or put a shoe. »

Hemiplegic patient, 2 years post Stroke