It's possible to regain mobility in your arms using "Nano" after a cerebro-vascular accident (CVA). Developed by MindMaze, an EPFL spin-off company, this device can be used every day at home. Portable, accessible and easy to use, the "Nano" represents a small revolution in neuromuscular rehabilitation after a cerebro-vascular accident. This therapy, using equipment that fits into a small briefcase, works using virtual reality. It consists of a screen, a webcam, a pair of dark glasses, a helmet fitted with electrodes, and a glove: the patient puts on the equipment, presses "ON" and the session starts. This ease of use makes it suitable for daily practice at home. "The first few weeks are known to be the most important for recovery.
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