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  • Simulators designed to facilitate healing and assess the status of patients who are recovering their normal capabilities. These simulators frequently consist of a structure that resembles the main components of the activity that the patient needs to recover (e.g., lifting packages, driving). The simulators may also include computerized devices with dedicated software that allows the users to perform interactive operations that simulate actual conditions while training. The software may also assess the performance of the user in different stages of the recovery. Rehabilitation simulators are mainly used for patients who are recovering from diseases or trauma, permitting a faster recuperation of their capabilities. Dedicated training simulators for daily activities such as car access and driving are available.
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