MYRO – Interactive Upper Limb Rehabilitation

Innovative, interactive rehabilitation technology to improve hand and arm movement, coordination and cognitive skills through engaging, practical exercises.

About MYRO – Interactive Upper Limb Rehabilitation

MYRO is an advanced interactive rehabilitation system designed to help people improve upper limb movement, coordination and everyday functional skills following neurological injury or illness.

Developed by Tyromotion, MYRO combines a responsive, touch-sensitive therapy surface with interactive exercises and real objects, making rehabilitation practical and engaging.

At Resilience Neuro Tees in Billingham, our specialist therapists use MYRO to support personalised rehabilitation, helping individuals practise important movements and develop skills needed for everyday independence.

How it Works

MYRO uses an interactive surface that responds to touch, pressure and movement, allowing individuals to complete exercises using their hands, arms and real objects.

The system is height-adjustable, and its therapy surface can be tilted from horizontal to vertical, allowing exercises to be completed in different positions.

Key features include:

Interactive therapy surface – responds to touch, pressure and movement during exercises.
Real-object training – allows individuals to practise everyday movements using physical objects.
Adjustable positioning – supports rehabilitation in sitting and standing positions.
Cognitive exercises – interactive activities challenge attention, problem-solving and spatial awareness.
Progress monitoring – integrated TyroS software records therapy performance and supports clinical assessment.

The responsive training area can be adjusted to individual abilities, allowing therapists to increase the challenge as movement and control improve.

Who can benefit from MYRO?

MYRO can support adults and children experiencing difficulties with hand and arm movement, coordination or cognitive skills following neurological injury or illness. It is particularly useful for individuals who benefit from practical, task-based rehabilitation that combines physical movement with mental engagement.

Valuable for a range of conditions

Stroke – practising arm and hand movements and coordination
Brain injury – supporting upper limb function and cognitive rehabilitation
Multiple sclerosis – maintaining movement and functional abilities
Spinal cord injury – targeted upper limb rehabilitation where appropriate
Cerebral palsy – developing movement control and coordination
Other neurological conditions – supporting individuals with reduced upper limb function or difficulties completing everyday tasks

Practising movements that matter

Everyday activities such as reaching for objects, moving items across a table or using both hands together require coordination, strength and controlled movement.

MYRO allows individuals to practise these skills through interactive tasks that reflect real-life activities.

Unlike traditional exercise equipment, MYRO can incorporate physical objects into digital exercises, helping make the connection between rehabilitation and everyday life.

Its adjustable surface also means activities can be adapted for individuals with different levels of mobility and movement ability.

Combining movement with cognitive rehabilitation

MYRO offers more than physical exercise. Its interactive programmes can also challenge cognitive skills such as attention, memory, planning and spatial awareness.

Individuals can complete activities independently or participate in interactive exercises with others, adding variety and motivation to therapy.

Benefits include:

Practising reaching and controlled arm movements
Improving hand-eye coordination
Supporting fine motor skills and object handling
Encouraging the use of both hands during activities
Combining movement with cognitive challenges
Providing measurable feedback on therapy performance

Our specialist therapists use MYRO as part of personalised rehabilitation programmes, selecting activities that reflect each person’s abilities, interests and everyday goals.

Book a Neurotech Discovery Session

Try our 90-minute Neurotech Discovery Session to test the system, receive a personalised movement assessment, and discover how technology can accelerate your recovery.

Neurotech Therapy Packages

Experience advanced rehabilitation technology with our expert therapists at the Resilience Therapy Centres in
Warwickshire and Teesside. Every session is personalised to your goals, backed by measurable results.
Self-referrals welcome – no GP referral required.

initial session

£ 195

One-time purchase | no GP referral needed

10 session package

£ 1,440

One-time purchase | no GP referral needed