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Plan Your Visit

  • Where to Find Us:
    We’ll be at Booth #742 in the Innovation Zone.

  • See a Live Demo!
    Don't miss our live IpsiHand therapy demonstrations during the conference breaks at 10:20am, 1:00pm, and 2:40pm.

  • Learn How to Prescribe:
    Visit our booth to get step-by-step guidance on prescribing IpsiHand and hear what’s new.

 

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Motion Accomplished:

A New Era in Chronic Stroke Recovery

Kandu, Inc. is pioneering an integrated approach to post-stroke recovery, combining FDA-cleared brain-computer interface therapy with care models designed to extend rehabilitation beyond the hospital. The IpsiHand® System is the first and only FDA-cleared BCI therapy for upper-extremity rehabilitation after stroke. Kandu’s solutions support improved mobility and continuity of care while delivering meaningful value for patients and providers. 

Rebuild Movement

Published studies of IpsiHand have demonstrated:

  • On average‭, ‬about‭ ‬70%‭ ‬of patients‭ ‬responded successfully to therapy‭.‬1,2

  • Average improvement >8 points on UEFM. Average improvement >6 points on ARAT.‬1,2,3

  • 60-70% of patients achieve clinically meaningful functional improvements at 12 weeks.4

  • Motor improvement linked to‭ ‬objective neuroplastic changes‭.‬1,3

1. Rustamov N, Souders L, Sheehan L, Carter A, Leuthardt EC. IpsiHand brain-computer interface therapy induces broad upper extremity motor rehabilitation in chronic stroke. Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair. 2025;39(1):74–86. 
2. Bundy DT, Souders L, Baranyai K, et al. Contralesional brain-computer interface control of a powered exoskeleton for motor recovery in chronic stroke survivors. Stroke. 2017;48(7):1908–1915. 
3. Rustamov N, Humphries J, Carter A, Leuthardt EC. Theta-gamma coupling as a cortical biomarker of brain-computer interface–mediated motor recovery in chronic stroke. Brain Communications. 2022;4(3):fcac136.
4. Prasad N.K., Perry N.J., Goldring A.L. et al. A retrospective analysis of poststroke rehabilitation with real world use of brain-computer interface. J NeuroEngineering Rehabil (2026). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12984-026-01880-4

Late-Breaking Stroke Recovery Research

Friday, Feb 6 | 1:09–1:21 PM | Main Event Hall

This late-breaking presentation highlights results from a randomized clinical trial comparing an at-home brain-computer interface therapy to standard exercise therapy for chronic upper-extremity motor deficits after stroke. Findings offer new insight into scalable, home-based approaches for stroke recovery. Presented by Eric Leuthardt, MD, Founder of Neurolutions and Chief Scientific Officer at Kandu .

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