Assess the starting point
The MDT identifies the patient’s abilities, risks, therapy priorities and functional goals.
London’s only Fourier Centre of Excellence
RehabHub byFourier Intelligence.
Advanced robotic rehabilitation technology, delivered within a consultant-led multidisciplinary programme at Ascot Rehab. Designed to support movement, confidence and meaningful recovery — not as a standalone machine session, but as part of a clear clinical pathway.
10+
robotic and interactive rehabilitation devices on site
MDT
integrated with physiotherapy, OT and wider clinical goals
Goal-led
selected around the patient’s stage, ability and priorities
Robotics with clinical purpose
Technology that supports therapy
Repetition, feedback and progression are guided by therapists and linked back to daily function.
Upper limb rehabilitation
Hand and wrist training
Balance and gait practice
Digital occupational therapy
Consultant-led MDT pathway
Goal-led recovery programmes
Upper limb rehabilitation
Hand and wrist training
Balance and gait practice
Digital occupational therapy
Consultant-led MDT pathway
Goal-led recovery programmes
More than equipment
Each device is selected and adjusted by therapists according to the patient’s clinical presentation and functional goals.
What this means for patients
A clearer, more engaging way to practise recovery.
RehabHub by Fourier Intelligence brings robotics, sensor-based feedback and interactive therapy into the rehabilitation journey. Patients can practise targeted movements with structure and feedback, while therapists monitor quality, safety and progression.
The technology is there to enhance human care. It helps increase repetition, keep sessions engaging and make progress easier to understand for patients, families and referrers.
Patients
More engaging therapy
Interactive tasks support motivation, confidence and repeated practice.
Families
Clearer progress
Therapy can be explained around goals, function and measurable change.
Referrers
Integrated pathway
Technology sits inside a consultant-led rehabilitation programme.
How it fits into care
A smaller, focused journey through the RehabHub pathway.
This section is intentionally compact. It shows the patient journey without overwhelming visitors with too much technical repetition.
Step 01
Assess the starting point
The MDT identifies the patient’s abilities, risks, therapy priorities and functional goals.
Select the right technology
Therapists choose the device that best matches the patient’s stage of recovery and rehabilitation goal.
Practise with feedback
Patients complete targeted, repeated tasks with support, visual feedback and graded progression.
Carry progress into real function
Therapy links back to practical goals such as reaching, transfers, balance, walking and daily activity.
Device suite
The technology, explained simply for real recovery goals.
Instead of listing every technical specification twice, this section gives visitors a clear overview of what each device supports within rehabilitation.
Upper limb · 3D movement
ArmMotus™ EMU
Supports reaching, control and coordinated upper-limb movement through interactive 3D practice.
Upper limb · Core platform
ArmMotus™ M2
Used for structured upper-limb training across different levels of recovery and ability.
Wrist and forearm
WristMotus™
Targets wrist movement, forearm control and daily hand-use patterns such as turning and reaching.
Hand and fingers
HandyRehab™
Supports finger movement, hand opening and task-based hand practice for functional recovery.
Digital occupational therapy
OTParvos™
Combines interactive tasks, hand-eye coordination and cognitive-motor practice within OT sessions.
Lower limb control
AnkleMotus™
Supports ankle control, strengthening and movement patterns that contribute to standing and walking.
Active and passive cycling
CycleMotus™ A4
Supports upper or lower limb cycling practice for movement, endurance and early conditioning.
Bedside rehabilitation
CycleMotus™ B2L
Helps patients begin safe movement practice when mobility is limited or early-stage support is needed.
Balance and gait
BalanceMotus™ KINE-SIM
Challenges balance, gait and lower-limb control through interactive simulated movement tasks.
Why it matters
Technology should make therapy clearer, safer and more motivating.
The value is not the machine itself. The value is how the machine supports the therapist, the patient and the rehabilitation plan.
Measurable progress
Sessions can support structured review of movement, effort and performance over time.
More repetition
Robotic and interactive tasks help patients practise movement in a guided, engaging way.
Goal-led use
The device is chosen because it supports a patient’s goal — not because technology is available.
MDT integration
Progress is reviewed within the wider rehabilitation plan, not isolated from clinical care.
Speak to our team
Find out whether RehabHub is right for your recovery.
Whether you are a patient, family member, consultant, case manager or referrer, Ascot Rehab can advise on the most appropriate rehabilitation pathway and whether robotic technology should form part of the programme.
020 8149 4544
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Ascot Rehab Hospital · London