Rehabilitation

Juna Line Rehabilitation offers dedicated solutions for individuals dealing with tinnitus and balance disorders.

Our applications effectively address bothersome symptoms like unwanted sounds (such as squeals and crackles) experienced in the head, as well as provide rehabilitation tools for improving instability, dizziness, and imbalance.

With these applications, individuals can conveniently monitor their rehabilitation progress, enabling them to enhance their quality of life in a deliberate and systematic manner.

Equil – acoustic feedback in balance rehabilitation

Imbalances are a heterogeneous group of pathologies that result in instability.

The sense of balance is a complex system of interacting organs, systems and nerve pathways connecting them.

Coordination and close interaction of these elements determine the correct sense of balance. A disturbance / loss of the function of any of the elements results in a violation of the dynamic equilibrium and causes the emergence of instability.

Equli application will support the sense of balance and promote rehabilitation - i.e. regaining the sense of balance in situations of damage to the vestibular system / balance. The concept of assisted rehabilitation will be based on the phenomenon of sensory substitution - replacing the damaged sense with modulation of information from another - properly functioning receptor.

Rehabilitation of spatial perception

AIOW – acoustic image of the world – supplementary tool for blind (under development)

The AIOW project involves the creation of a device - an assistant for the visually impaired people based on an optical system that scans the space in front of the patient (one, two, three steps in front of the patient, and to the sides - shoulder width and trunk width, and height at the level of the legs, torso and head) and transmitting information about an emerging hazard (obstacles) through the auditory route.

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