Australian scientists from Royal Melbourne University of Technology have developed a unique rehabilitation system after a stroke or traumatic brain injury, TASS reported.

Experiments have shown that the system improves the condition of patients by two to three times. Rehabilitation takes place using the EDNA apparatus. This is a touch screen with a controller with which the patient can play games of varying degrees of difficulty, which help restore limb mobility and restore neural connections in the brain. The system uploads all activity data to the 'cloud' to allow the attending physician to have constant access to information.

According to the developers, the EDNA platform is not just a collection of games, it is a unique device that provides excellent feedback. That is, not only the patient feels the platform, but it also 'feels' the patient, captures his progress and complicates tasks.

The EDNA is undergoing clinical trials in a Sydney hospital. The compact version of the system for use at home is also being tested.