Adapt support to the patient
Foot/heel, knee, femur and hip supports help maintain position, while the work surface height can be adjusted to the user.
Create a safer standing environment for patients who need more physical support while rebuilding postural control, balance and active movement. SBT combines adjustable body supports, graded incline and resistance, biofeedback exercises and progress reporting.
Quoted according to your facility, intended use, configuration and support requirements — not sold as a fixed-price ecommerce product.
Create a safer standing environment for patients who need more physical support while rebuilding postural control, balance and active movement. SBT combines adjustable body supports, graded incline and resistance, biofeedback exercises and progress reporting.
Foot/heel, knee, femur and hip supports help maintain position, while the work surface height can be adjusted to the user.
Use 6° or 12° incline and five resistance levels to change the balance and strengthening demand.
The brochure describes removable knee supports and base-extension components that can create room for supported step exercises.
Real-time visual feedback and rehabilitation games give the patient a clear target during balance practice.
Full product, clinical use, adjustment detail and biofeedback examples.
The device is designed around patients who need physical assistance to participate safely in standing balance work.
The brochure describes support at the foot/heel, knee, femur and hip, with upper-body support accessories also available. The work surface can be height-adjusted using a gas-spring system. Foot / heel supports Knee supports Femur supports Hip supports Upper-body support accessories Adjustable work surface

The standing table can be set to 6° or 12° incline. A spring-controlled suspension system provides five resistance settings for dynamic exercise.

The brochure states that knee supports can be removed independently and the lower base can be extended with accessories, allowing supported stepping exercises to be practiced while standing.
Stepping accessories and support setup should be discussed during quotation so the device is configured for the intended patient group and rehabilitation workflow.

The software includes radial and linear balance exercise simulations and interactive games. The current product page also describes real-time biofeedback and analysis of movement in anterior-posterior and lateral directions.

SBT software is described as working across different screen sizes and with laptop or mini-PC configurations. Patient records, exercise records and reports help turn each session into a trackable rehabilitation process.
Use movement-based simulations to train directional postural control.
Game tasks can motivate repeated movement and provide immediate visual feedback.
Store exercise sessions and follow the patient’s rehabilitation history.
Review balance and exercise data rather than treating each session in isolation.
A multidirectional balance exercise that provides real-time visual feedback as the patient shifts and controls their position in different directions. The radial display helps the patient practice controlled movement while allowing the therapist to observe directional balance and movement angles.
An interactive biofeedback exercise where the patient's balance movements control the on-screen action toward visual targets. The game encourages repeated, controlled directional movement while adding a simple scoring element to keep rehabilitation more engaging.
A gamified multidirectional exercise where the patient controls the character through balance movements to reach and collect targets across the screen. The activity combines postural-control training with visual goals and rewards to encourage active participation during rehabilitation.
A focused balance-control exercise designed around keeping or moving the on-screen indicator toward a defined target. Visual feedback and progress tracking help the patient practice smaller, more controlled movements rather than large directional shifts.
An interactive balance game in which the patient's movements control the submarine while collecting targets along the course. The simple visual objective provides immediate biofeedback and encourages repeated controlled movement in a more engaging rehabilitation environment.
Provide adjustable body support during standing, postural-control and active balance exercises.
Use the support system when weakness or impaired control makes unsupported standing difficult.
Configure supports, displays and accessories around a professional multidisciplinary rehabilitation workflow.
The brochure lists home use as an environment. Suitability, setup and supervision should be determined by the responsible healthcare professional.
The value of a supported standing system is not only holding a patient upright. The SBT brochure describes removable supports, adjustable resistance, incline settings and stepping accessories that allow the setup to change as rehabilitation goals change.
The live product page and older brochure differ on a few fields. This page uses the current live values for dimensions, user-height range and power supply, while retaining non-conflicting brochure details on supports and accessories.
The SBT brochure lists several support and lifting accessories. These are better handled through a clinical quotation than a simple “add to cart” product configuration.
Upper-body and upper-extremity fixation/support options are listed in the brochure.
Brochure-listed lifting unit with belt and lumbar corset.
The brochure describes hand control for the lift and an optional mouth-operated puff/sip sensor.
Three-level base riser listed at 4, 8 and 12 cm.
The brochure contains support-system details, software information and a more extensive accessory list than the current product page.
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