Guldmann

Guldmann specialises in developing and providing welfare technology and tools to support both individuals with reduced capabilities and their caregivers.

The Guldmann Trainer Module, integrated into the GH3+ ceiling hoist system, plays a significant role in brain injury rehabilitation by enabling early, safe, and intensive mobility training. One of its key features is dynamic body‑weight support of up to 100 kg, which allows patients with severe weakness or balance impairments to begin rehabilitation earlier than would otherwise be possible. This weight relief makes essential movements, such as standing, stepping, and transitioning between positions, more achievable during the early stages of neurorecovery.

The module supports a variety of task‑specific rehabilitation activities, including gait training, balance exercises, sit‑to‑stand transitions, squats, and step‑over tasks. These movements are fundamental in brain injury rehab because they promote motor relearning and stimulate neuroplasticity. The ability to perform these exercises with controlled assistance ensures patients can complete more repetitions with higher quality, thereby accelerating functional improvement.

Gait re‑training is especially important for individuals recovering from brain injuries. The Trainer Module enables patients to practice short‑distance walking while maintaining a consistent level of weight support throughout vertical movements. This encourages frequent, safe walking practice, which is more effective than infrequent, longer sessions.

The system also includes fall‑prevention capabilities. If a patient loses balance, the module can stop descent safely or allow a slow, controlled lowering, reducing the risk of injury. This improves patient confidence, an essential psychological factor in neurorehabilitation, encouraging more active participation.

Additionally, the Trainer Module reduces the physical burden on therapists, allowing them to focus on guiding movement quality rather than providing heavy manual support. This leads to more intensive and efficient therapy sessions. Case studies show that patients using the module experience less fatigue and can engage in more targeted rehabilitation activities.

The Guldmann Trainer Module enhances brain injury rehabilitation by promoting early mobilisation, improving safety, enabling task‑specific training, and supporting greater therapy intensity.

Type of support provided

Equipment & Adaptations, Education, 

Guldmann

Guldmann specialises in developing and providing welfare technology and tools to support both individuals with reduced capabilities and their caregivers.

The Guldmann Trainer Module, integrated into the GH3+ ceiling hoist system, plays a significant role in brain injury rehabilitation by enabling early, safe, and intensive mobility training. One of its key features is dynamic body‑weight support of up to 100 kg, which allows patients with severe weakness or balance impairments to begin rehabilitation earlier than would otherwise be possible. This weight relief makes essential movements, such as standing, stepping, and transitioning between positions, more achievable during the early stages of neurorecovery.

The module supports a variety of task‑specific rehabilitation activities, including gait training, balance exercises, sit‑to‑stand transitions, squats, and step‑over tasks. These movements are fundamental in brain injury rehab because they promote motor relearning and stimulate neuroplasticity. The ability to perform these exercises with controlled assistance ensures patients can complete more repetitions with higher quality, thereby accelerating functional improvement.

Gait re‑training is especially important for individuals recovering from brain injuries. The Trainer Module enables patients to practice short‑distance walking while maintaining a consistent level of weight support throughout vertical movements. This encourages frequent, safe walking practice, which is more effective than infrequent, longer sessions.

The system also includes fall‑prevention capabilities. If a patient loses balance, the module can stop descent safely or allow a slow, controlled lowering, reducing the risk of injury. This improves patient confidence, an essential psychological factor in neurorehabilitation, encouraging more active participation.

Additionally, the Trainer Module reduces the physical burden on therapists, allowing them to focus on guiding movement quality rather than providing heavy manual support. This leads to more intensive and efficient therapy sessions. Case studies show that patients using the module experience less fatigue and can engage in more targeted rehabilitation activities.

The Guldmann Trainer Module enhances brain injury rehabilitation by promoting early mobilisation, improving safety, enabling task‑specific training, and supporting greater therapy intensity.

Type of support provided​

Equipment & Adaptations, Education, 

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