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Key Features:

  • Pressure Mapping in quiet stance

  • Romberg test for balance assessment

  • Games for Interactive balance training​

The Sense of Balance – a state-of-the-art physical therapy device designed to assess and improve patient balance, coordination, and cognitive function. Whether used in rehabilitation clinics or at home, this advanced system brings together precise pressure mapping and interactive tools to create a new standard in balance therapy.

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Portable and Easy to Use

With portability and ease of use at its core, Sense of Balance is perfect for fast-paced clinical environments, in-room patient treatment, or home healthcare settings. Its compact design ensures therapists can integrate it seamlessly into their existing workflow, providing convenience without compromising on performance.​​​

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Battery powered

Portable

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Easy to use

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DIAGNOSE

Romberg Test 

The Sense of Balance integrates the internationally recognized Romberg Test which helps clinicians assess balance deficits, track patient progress, and determine fall risk.​

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  • Classic Romberg Test

  • Extended Romberg Test

TREAT

Pressure Mapping

Our pressure mapping mat provides real-time, accurate data on key balance indicators:

 

Analyzed data includes:

  • A/P force distribution

  • R/L force distribution

  • Center of Pressure

  • Feet angle

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This detailed analysis allows clinicians to identify balance issues, target rehabilitation efforts, and track improvements over time. It’s the foundation for creating personalized, and effective therapy plans.

PLAY

Balance Training Games

The Sense of Balance offers three engaging games that utilize the patient’s CoP to control in-game movements. These games focus on:

  • Balance Training – Encourage postural control.

  • Weight Shifting – Improve coordination and movement fluidity.

  • Cognitive Function – Challenge brain-body connections and patient’s memory through interactive play.

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Games motivate patients to actively participate in their therapy while reinforcing key skills in a fun, stimulating environment. By combining physical and cognitive tasks, the Sense of Balance keeps patients engaged and on the path to recovery.

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