Blog Post

PABLO & TYMO Training at The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital

Lucille Watts • October 30, 2020

This is week Chris from Ectron and Shiva Jamwal delivered a PABLO and TYMO workshop at the Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital


On Thursday 29th October, Chris from Ectron and Shiva Jamwal delivered a joint PABLO and TYMO workshop at The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital


The workshop was a interactive workshop held for Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants.


The therapists worked through a clinical reasoning process with a patient with a neurological condition. The patient was assessed and clinical goals identified. The patients were then assessed using either the PABLO or TYMO from Tyromotion. The patients were then "treated" or received their therapy/training using the devices.  This allowed the therapists to gain hands on experience and confidence in using the devices.


The course also evidenced how the visual feedback from the devices enables patients and therapists a better awareness of compensatory movements. The therapists also witnessed a patient who often struggled with pain during therapy become distracted from the  pain and more motivated to engage in therapy using the visual feedback and games offered by PABLO and TYMO.



About PABLO

The PABLO handsensor is a real allrounder: It is a hand-arm therapy and assessment device in one. The PABLO provides training for all gripping forms and traces the strength of the hand and range of motion. Motion sensors can detect the range of motion of the limbs as well as the head and trunk. Thanks to the new ergonomic design of the PABLO system, both adults and children can use the system in an optimal way.


To learn more about PABLO click here


About TYMO

TYMO is a sensor-based rehabilitation device for static and dynamic assessment- and therapy applications. The appealingly slim, wireless design offers a plethora of therapy options: be it the improvement of balance and postural control, or active use of force and support activities of the upper extremities, with TYMO the therapist’s creativity knows no limits. Even the preset starting positions (support, sitting, standing) can be freely expanded.


To learn more about TYMO click here


About Tyromotion

Tyromotion GmbH is one of the world-wide leading manufacturers and distributors of robotic assisted and computer aided therapy units with the goal to sustainably improve patients’ independence and quality of life.


Share this post

More Recent News

By Giuliana Kinnerly January 6, 2025
We are so pleased to see our Tecnobody Solution at the neuro-rehab outpatient centre in Neurotherapy Worx. The centre, based near Wigan, started using the D-Wall at the beginning of the year and went on to include the Prokin 252, WalkerView, and Data Server devices. Clinic owner, Sarah Wilkinson's experience with the advanced motion tracking, analysis, and therapy programs of the D-Wall has led her to adopt additional solutions, such as the Prokin 252 for balance and proprioception, and the Walker View for gait assessment and training. This strategy is designed to motivate patients and supply valuable data to the physiotherapy team, potentially reducing recovery time. See more about Tecnobody devices here: https://www.ectron.co.uk/tecnobody
By Giuliana Kinnerly August 5, 2024
We are so excited to share with you that this year marks the 15 year anniversary of Ectron and the services to neurological rehabilitation technology. Ectron has been recognised as the UK leader in the implementation of neurological rehabilitation robotic and sensor-based technology. As these new devices entered the UK market, it became a period of change that required leadership from key clinicians and Ectron is proud to have supported them in developing their business cases and new work practices. Ectron are proud to have worked with some of the UK’s leading and pioneering Neurological Rehabilitation Centres such as: Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery MOTIONrehab's Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centres Hobbs Rehabilitation Stoke Mandeville Spinal Injury Unit
By Lucille Watts May 29, 2024
Researchers from IRCCS Fondazione Don Carlo Gnocchi ONLUS in Italy, evaluate the effectiveness of a customised robotic upper limb rehabilitation protocol for the treatment of stroke patients.
Show More
Share by: