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An aluminum walking frame that folds flat and adjusts in 2.5 cm steps.

A wrist unit with a finger sensor that shows SpO2 and pulse rate and stores readings for later review.
An automatic upper-arm monitor with a wide-range cuff and separate memory for two users.
A grip trainer that records grip force for each practice session.
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| Model | Use | Range | Weight | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WF-5 | Walking support | Height 78–93 cm | 2.4 kg | — |
| WO-12 | SpO2 and pulse readings | SpO2 70–100% | 58 g | USB-C |
| BP-30 | Blood pressure readings | Cuff 22–42 cm | 310 g | 4 × AA |
| HG-7 | Grip force records | 0–90 kg | 420 g | USB-C |
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Our first wrist-worn oximeter stores 72 hours of readings and is shown for the first time at this fair.
WF-5 folds flat with one button, so it fits in a car trunk or beside a bed.
WO-12, BP-30, and HG-7 send readings to one app, and staff can export them as a spreadsheet.
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A 40-bed rehabilitation clinic uses WF-5 walkers on two wards and records grip practice with HG-7.
A home care provider gives BP-30 monitors to 600 clients and collects readings during weekly visits.
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Yes. All four devices are on the demo table, and our staff can help you take a reading or set the walker to your height.
Yes. We supply clinics, home care providers, and medical distributors. Ask at the booth for case quantities and lead times.
No. They show readings and support daily practice. Readings should be reviewed with a medical professional.