Rehabotics Intervention Group received Physiotherapy through the Rehabotics system.

Traditional Physiotherapy Group received Physiotherapy.

The intervention will be consisted of sessions for participants in the intervention group which includes a repetition of each of the four Sollerman AR Games named, Wallet, Key, Jar, Screwdriver and one repetition of Balloon Pop. Participants will interact with the AR Box and Block Test (BBT) and the serious games under controlled conditions. A clinician will be present throughout the whole session providing help if participants encounter any difficulties. Following the games, the clinician will initiate a stretching program using the Active Exoskeletal Aid, performing 3 sets of 10 repetitions on the finger flexors of the patient's hand. Each rehabilitation session will last 30 minutes and will be conducted three times a week. Similarly, the traditional physiotherapy training program will be prescribed for the control group and will be consisted of sessions lasting 30 minutes per day, three days per week. Both programs duration will be five weeks.

This outcome aims to explore the therapeutic potential of Rehabotics in stroke rehabilitation, demonstrating improved hand motor function through the integration of robotics and Augmented Reality games, measured by Ashworth Scale [AS].

The AS is a key instrument for evaluating spasticity in individuals with upper extremity mobility challenges during rehabilitation. This assessment uses a scoring system from 0 to 4, where higher scores denote greater difficulty in finger movement, and lower scores indicate easier finger movement.

This outcome aims to explore the therapeutic potential of Rehabotics in stroke rehabilitation, demonstrating improved hand motor function through the integration of robotics and Augmented Reality games, measured by the Box and Block Test [BBT] score.

The BBT consists of a wooden box divided into two compartments by a partition and includes 150 blocks. During the BBT administration, the patient is instructed to move as many blocks as possible, one by one, from one compartment to the other within 60 seconds. The higher the number of blocks moved indicate better manual dexterity.

This outcome aims to explore the patient satisfaction with the device. Questionnaires will be utilized to gather detailed feedback from patients. These questionnaires will help capture their experiences, satisfaction, captivation and any challenges encountered during the use of Rehabotics.

The patient questionnaire will cover:

Comfort and Usability, Perceived Effectiveness (how patients perceive the impact of Rehabotics in their Rehabilitation progress), Engagement and Motivation, Overall Satisfaction.

Based on the results obtained from the questionnaires, we will be able to identify potential improvements and enhancements for the device, ensuring it better meets the needs and expectations of patients.