 The SilverFit trains large motor movements in free space. The games in this multi-award winning system can be adjusted exactly to the cognitive and physical level of the patient.
 Legpress and pulley exercises are amongst the most boring in physiotherapy. The games on the SilverFit Newton engage patients and can provide exact feedback on performance over time.
 Gait training are standard ingredients of many rehabilitation protocols. The SilverFit Mile projects a movie on a screen so that the patient feels he is making a forest or city walk-- optionally even in the local area!
 The NuStep is a recumbent cross trainer developed specifically for geriatric use. It allows the patient to sit rather than stan while training. This allows for safe independent use.
 Training on a bike is very familiar to mot people. A screen on the (motorized) bike allows people to feel as if they are outside again. Mountain stretches and races are also included.
 Exisiting commercial game consoles, such as the wii, are often used in elderly care. Unfortunately, many people are unable to perform at the required level. Although many of the exercises are not medically relevant, consoles can be valuable addition for those who can reach the acquired skill level.
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