Scientific Sessions

Assistive technology and adaptive devices play a crucial role in modern rehabilitation, helping individuals with physical, cognitive, or sensory impairments regain independence and improve daily functioning. These tools range from simple aids, such as walkers, canes, and orthotic braces, to advanced technological solutions, including powered wheelchairs, speech-generating devices, and smart home systems. By addressing specific functional limitations, these devices enable patients to perform everyday activities safely and efficiently, reducing dependency on caregivers and enhancing quality of life.

Recent innovations in rehabilitation technology have expanded possibilities for personalized care. Wearable sensors, exoskeletons, and robotic-assisted devices support mobility training, monitor progress, and provide real-time feedback for therapy adjustments. Adaptive software and communication devices facilitate learning, cognitive development, and social interaction for individuals with neurological or developmental challenges. Integration of tele-rehabilitation platforms ensures continuous guidance, remote monitoring, and accessibility for patients in underserved areas. Collectively, these advancements empower patients to actively participate in their recovery, achieve functional independence, and engage more fully in social, educational, and professional activities.