Robotimize demo puts FES cycling system in front of Malaysian rehab team

Robotimize Group held a live, hands-on demo of its RevitaVivante ProMax for a private hospital rehabilitation team in Malaysia on Oct. 23, 2026, aiming to show how the system fits into daily clinical use. The company also said it completed a Singapore installation, signaling broader use for the rehabilitation platform across hospital and community care settings.

Why it matters: - The demonstration put Robotimize’s rehabilitation technology in front of the clinicians who would actually use it with patients. - The session also points to growing interest in therapy tools that can support clinician-led rehabilitation across hospital and community care settings. - Robotimize completed a separate installation of the RevitaVivante™ ProMax at an eldercare and community care provider in Singapore, expanding the system beyond hospital rehab.

What happened: - Robotimize Group conducted a live, hands-on demonstration of the RevitaVivante™ ProMax for the rehabilitation department of a private hospital in Malaysia on Oct. 23, 2026. - The audience included therapists from the department. - Kerry Guo, founder and CEO of Robotimize Group, said the best way to evaluate rehabilitation technology is to place it in the hands of therapists who work with patients every day. - Zen Koh, scientific advisor at Robotimize Group, said a hands-on session is the most direct way to build clinician understanding.

The details: - The RevitaVivante™ ProMax is an upper- and lower-limb functional electrical stimulation cycling system. - The system combines active and passive cycling-based training with multi-channel FES. - Active cycling relies on patient effort, while passive cycling uses a motor to drive movement. - Upper or lower limbs are secured to handles or pedals, and stimulation is synchronized with cycling motion to induce coordinated muscle contractions. - The system is designed for patients with limb motor dysfunction from neurological conditions. - Listed indications include stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. - The indications also extend to patients needing cardiovascular rehabilitation or increased exercise. - The system offers four therapy modes: FES Cycling Mode, Cycling Mode, FES Independent Mode and Constant Speed Mode. - Each mode can run under Standard or Clinician therapy options. - The Clinician option allows therapists to customize parameters to each patient’s condition. - The system detects muscle spasms during training and can apply a configurable pause or reverse response for safety. - Fatigue detection adjusts training intensity to the patient’s real-time condition. - A dedicated Android tablet interface supports therapy configuration, patient profile management, real-time session monitoring, stimulation parameter adjustment and clinical data export. - The RevitaVivante™ ProMax is intended for use across rehabilitation, neurology, orthopaedics, physiotherapy, paediatrics and geriatrics departments. - The system sits within VivantePlexus™, Robotimize’s integrated rehabilitation technology ecosystem. - Robotimize said the hospital session let participants see the system in operation and handle it directly. - The company framed the hospital department setting as more practical than an exhibition showcase because the audience was the team that supervises therapy sessions. - The company said the setting was useful for evaluating setup, patient response, session data recording and how the device fits into a therapy session. - Robotimize completed an installation of the RevitaVivante™ ProMax at an eldercare and community care provider in Singapore. - The Singapore organization is a voluntary welfare organization that offers residential care, day care and community rehabilitation services. - Robotimize is headquartered in Singapore. - The company pointed to Singapore’s ageing population and the national Age Well SG programme as part of the context for the installation. - Robotimize said the installation places the system in care settings aligned with community ageing goals. - For more information, visit the company’s announcement.

Between the lines: - Robotimize is trying to validate the product in real clinical workflows, not just in trade-show or promotional settings. - The emphasis on therapist-led use suggests the company is positioning the system as a practical tool for clinical teams, not a patient-facing consumer device. - The Singapore installation broadens the commercial narrative from acute rehab into long-term and community care, where ageing populations are increasing demand.

What's next: - Robotimize said it looks forward to further collaborations with the Malaysian rehabilitation department. - The company is continuing to advocate for more pathways to comprehensive solutions that improve patient outcomes. - The RevitaVivante™ ProMax will likely be positioned for additional clinician-led deployments across institutional and community settings.