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Rehabilitation Importance & Industry Overview - Rehabilitation is a process to help people regain abilities after injury, enabling independent living and improved quality of life [2] - Rehabilitation medicine originated during World War II to recover injured soldiers' functions [2] - Rehabilitation is important for maintaining and restoring quality of life at all ages, from developmental delays in children to age-related balance issues [3][4] Technology in Rehabilitation - Technology can be used to help patients recover faster, increasing training intensity while minimizing human effort [7][13] - Hand robot training technology enabled a patient to perform up to 1,000 repetitions in one hour, 10 times more than physical assistance [13] - Driving simulation technology allows patients to train in various driving scenarios in a simulated environment [13] - Motion sensors can be used to improve balance training and track progress [13][14] The Human Touch - Human touch, including listening, eye contact, physical presence, and empathy, can significantly improve patient outcomes [18] - Human touch can increase oxytocin levels, promoting calm and healing [19] - Technology should not replace the healing power of human touch, emphasizing the importance of emotional and mental well-being in recovery [20] Company Impact - The company has over hundreds of setup solutions across the country, supporting therapists in delivering effective care to thousands of patients daily [21]