stroke patients or others requiring physical therapy, resistance exercise can be very beneficial. One such exercise device attaches to the arm and hand and provides resistance to wrist movement over a normal range of movement (extension and flexion). Before designing the device, you need to determine its specifications (i.e., characteristics, functions, physical requirements, etc.). determine the requirements for the wrist exercise device:

stroke patients or others requiring physical therapy, resistance exercise can be very beneficial. One such exercise device attaches to the arm and hand and provides resistance to wrist movement over a normal range of movement (extension and flexion). Before designing the device, you need to determine its specifications (i.e., characteristics, functions, physical requirements, etc.). determine the requirements for the wrist exercise device:

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