Bioxtreme

Bioxtreme is an Israeli company based in Petah Tikva that makes robotic devices for upper limb rehabilitation, with a focus on stroke recovery. Its devices use Error Augmentation, a method that amplifies movement errors so the brain adapts and improves accuracy. The company says the technology is designed to restore grasp, release, rotation and arm control. The site presents two device families, one for the hand and one for the shoulder, elbow and arm. Its clinical pages describe a shared benefit across the care ecosystem, with better progress for patients and greater confidence for families.

Devices

• Plaxtreme: precision robotic therapy for hands and fingers, with task-based grasp and release training and supination and pronation exercises.
• Dextreme: robotic rehabilitation for shoulders, elbows and arms, with full arm range of motion training.
• Setup: both devices are described as easy to set up and calibrate.
• Patient experience: a gamified 3D patient experience designed to keep patients engaged.

Clinical use

The site says the devices fit into clinical workflows and are meant to help patients reach independence faster and improve quality of life. It compares outcomes with standard robotic therapy that lacks Error Augmentation forces, and it notes that some results are preliminary and drawn from an ongoing clinical trial. The company also presents testimonials from clinicians and patients, and it describes the devices as suited to stroke rehabilitation programmes with a gamified 3D experience.

Key facts

• Based in: Petah Tikva, Israel
• Products: Plaxtreme, Dextreme