Newton Pictures

Newton picture albums

Here you can find two albums with pictures of the SilverFit Newton. Click on the pictures below to see the rest of the album.

The SilverFit Newton provides a diversity of exercise forms that are easily accessible through the touchscreen interface
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The SilverFit Newton can be used on any equipment with a weight stack, such as this pulley
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The games on the Newton make training fun, which improves therapy compliance and frees up staff time
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The Newton can be retrofitted to your existing equipment.
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The exercises look wonderful and the gameplay fully engages people.
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
People can train independently using the SilverFit Newton
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The SilverFit Newton on a legpress for a patient rehabilitation after a knee operation
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.
The Newton works with a sensor attached to the equipment. The sensor registers the movement of the weight stack
Paramedisch Centrum Breda West, Breda, The Netherlands.

The SilverFit Newton provides a four categories of exercise, tests, and video analysis.
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The dynamic training games require the participant to react to changes in the environment.
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Each exercise can be started from a preset menu, making it very easy to start
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Alternatively, a therapist can choose exact settings in the detail menu. These can also be stored or assigned to specific patients.
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This dynamic training game requires participants to hold different positions for a short period of time
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Each exercise is built up of series of repetitions. In between, the recuperation time is indicated by the system.
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The desert game is used to train repetions without any timed component. The patient waters a desert by completing the repetitions.
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Completing the repetitions brings lush plant and animal life.
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Alternatively, repetitions can be done using a more traditional interface that keeps count and ensures the right range of motion is maintained.
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The repetition exercise can also be performed with a time limit.
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Each exercise gives an overview of performance afterwards.
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The kangaroo game is a rhythm based exercise. It challenges the participant to use a power move followed by a slower extension.
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The symmetric rhythm tool challenges participants to perform the repetitions at a fixed rhythm. Speed, required precision, and range of motion can be set.
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The rhythm based tool can also be used to train different excentric and concentric movement.
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Album 1: The Newton in action Album 2: Screenshots of the exercises