How does the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game work?
- Place the balance board in front of the screen.
- The patient stands on the board with a therapist close by.
- The patient tilts the board to steer the ball through the game.
- The game responds to every shift of weight on screen.
- The therapist watches posture and stops the session when needed.
What space and power does the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game need?
| Play area | Floor space for the balance board, a screen and room for a therapist to stand alongside |
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| Mounting height | Standard room height; no overhead mounting is needed for the screen |
| Power | Standard power point for the screen and computer |
| Network | None required for sessions |
Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game specifications
| Touch resolution | Regular 1920 × 1080 (HD) |
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Where is the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game: questions buyers ask
Does the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game replace a therapist?
No, the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game supports a therapist and does not replace one. We advise that a trained person stands beside the patient and spots them during every session.
What screen resolution does the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game use?
The Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game uses regular 1920 x 1080 HD touch resolution. That is enough to show a clear game, and we can discuss screen size for your clinic room.
How does a patient control the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game?
The patient tilts a balance board while standing, and the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game moves the ball in the same direction. Small shifts of weight give small movements on screen.
Can a clinic with a small room use the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game?
A small treatment room can work for the Balance Ball Rehabilitation Game if the board, screen and therapist all fit. Send us the room dimensions and we confirm the layout in your quote.