XFT-2005A Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Glove with EMG Biofeedback Armband

$995.95

Regain hand function with the XFT-2005A Robotic Rehab Glove, complete with an EMG biofeedback armband for real-time muscle-triggered therapy.
Six guided modes, pneumatic flexion and extension, and mirror-training technology make it ideal for stroke, hemiplegia, or neurological hand rehabilitation — effective for both home and clinical use.

✅ Includes EMG Armband — no add-on required.

XFT-2005A Robot Hand Rehabilitation Glove Sizing Guide

Measure your hand length and hand width to choose the right glove size. Use the guides below to see where to measure.
How to measure hand length for the XFT-2005A glove — from wrist crease to fingertip

Hand Length

How to measure hand width for the XFT-2005A glove — across the knuckles of the palm

Hand Width

SizeHand Length (inch / mm)Hand Width (inch / mm)
Small (S)6.0 – 6.7 in (150 – 170 mm)2.5 – 3.0 in (65 – 75 mm)
Medium (M)6.5 – 7.4 in (170 – 190 mm)3.0 – 3.3 in (75 – 85 mm)
Large (L)7.4 – 8.2 in (190 – 210 mm)3.3 – 3.7 in (85 – 95 mm)
Tip: Measure your non-affected hand for accuracy. If between sizes, select the larger glove for comfort and easier setup.
XFT Medical – Intelligent Rehabilitation and Neuromuscular Therapy Devices
Description

XFT-2005A Robot Hand Rehabilitation Glove (EMG Biofeedback) — Armband Included

Included: EMG Armband comes standard with this kit (no add-on required).

The XFT-2005A is a pneumatic, robot-assisted hand rehab system that combines a flexible glove with an
EMG armband to trigger purposeful grasp/release and single-finger tasks. It’s designed for post-stroke or
neurological hand dysfunction to help restore functional movement at home or in clinic.

Who it helps
Stroke • Hemiplegia • Traumatic brain injury • Incomplete spinal cord injury • Multiple sclerosis • Hand/finger injury

Why choose the XFT-2005A

  • EMG-triggered training: Armband senses muscle intent to drive glove movement (mirror or involved side).
  • Six built-in modes: extension/flexion, fingertip touch, single-finger, resistive (“confrontation”), and mirror-training modules.
  • Clear guidance: vibrant color screen with audible prompts for easy, repeatable sessions.
  • Comfortable pneumatic glove: soft, flexible actuators support full-hand and fine-motor tasks.
  • Rechargeable & portable: built-in lithium battery; neatly organized in a portable case.

Indications & goals

  • Improve hand function and functional grasp
  • Increase or maintain range of motion
  • Reduce muscle spasm and stiffness
  • Retard disuse atrophy and re-educate muscles
  • Promote local blood circulation
Clinical guidance recommended: For best outcomes, pair device use with a therapist-guided program.

What’s included

  • Controller
  • Rehab Glove (Left or Right; sizes S/M/L)
  • EMG Armband (included)
  • Power Adapter
  • User Manual
  • Portable Case

Key specifications

Training modes6 modes (basic & advanced modules)
Glove optionsLeft or Right; sizes S / M / L
EMG armbandIncluded; Bluetooth wearable band (~52 g)
PowerInput: AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz, 1 A • Output: DC 12 V, 3 A
BatteryBuilt-in rechargeable lithium battery
ControllerApprox. 1 kg (±10%)
WarrantyUp to 2-year manufacturer warranty (varies by market)

Size Guide — XFT-2005A Robot Hand Rehabilitation Glove

Measure your hand length and hand width to choose the right glove size. Use the guides below to see where to measure.

How to measure hand length for the XFT-2005A glove — from wrist crease to fingertip

Hand Length

How to measure hand width for the XFT-2005A glove — across the knuckles of the palm

Hand Width

SizeHand Length
(inch / mm)
Hand Width
(inch / mm)
Small (S)6.0 – 6.7 in
(150 – 170 mm)
2.5 – 3.0 in
(65 – 75 mm)
Medium (M)6.5 – 7.4 in
(170 – 190 mm)
3.0 – 3.3 in
(75 – 85 mm)
Large (L)7.4 – 8.2 in
(190 – 210 mm)
3.3 – 3.7 in
(85 – 95 mm)
Tip: Measure your non-affected hand for accuracy.
If between sizes, select the larger glove for comfort and easier setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What conditions is the XFT-2005A designed for?

It is used for hand rehabilitation in people recovering from stroke, hemiplegia, brain injury, incomplete spinal cord injury, or other neurological and orthopedic conditions that limit hand movement or grip strength.

What technology does the XFT-2005A use?

The device combines a robotic glove with pneumatic assistance and an EMG armband that detects muscle signals. When you try to move your hand, the glove automatically assists, encouraging brain-muscle connection and functional recovery.

How many training modes does it have?

It includes six therapy modes such as flexion-extension, fingertip touch, single-finger, power assist, resistance, and mirror training. These allow patients to work on different stages of hand movement and coordination.

Can this device be used at home?

Yes. The XFT-2005A is designed for both clinical and home rehabilitation. It is lightweight, rechargeable, and easy to operate after proper setup and instruction from a therapist.

How does the mirror training mode help?

In mirror mode, the EMG armband senses muscle activity from the unaffected arm to trigger movement in the affected hand. This encourages brain re-learning and bilateral coordination, a key principle in neurorehabilitation.

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Proudly supported in Canada: Questions about sizing, training modes, or EMG? Our physiotherapist-led team can help.
Additional information
Weight1500 g
Dimensions20 × 20 × 15 cm
Left/RightLeft, Right
SizeLarge, Medium, Small
Availability Now available in-store at
22635 Komoka Road Komoka N0L1R0

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Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the question to reveal the answer!
What conditions is the XFT-2005A designed for?

It is used for hand rehabilitation in people recovering from stroke, hemiplegia, brain injury, incomplete spinal cord injury, or other neurological and orthopedic conditions that limit hand movement or grip strength.

What technology does the XFT-2005A use?

The device combines a robotic glove with pneumatic assistance and an EMG armband that detects muscle signals. When you try to move your hand, the glove automatically assists, encouraging brain-muscle connection and functional recovery.

How many training modes does it have?

It includes six therapy modes such as flexion-extension, fingertip touch, single-finger, power assist, resistance, and mirror training. These allow patients to work on different stages of hand movement and coordination.

Can this device be used at home?

Yes. The XFT-2005A is designed for both clinical and home rehabilitation. It is lightweight, rechargeable, and easy to operate after proper setup and instruction from a therapist.

How does the mirror training mode help?

In mirror mode, the EMG armband senses muscle activity from the unaffected arm to trigger movement in the affected hand. This encourages brain re-learning and bilateral coordination, a key principle in neurorehabilitation.

What makes this model more expensive than cheaper versions found online?

The XFT-2005A is a medical-grade rehabilitation system featuring advanced EMG biofeedback, multiple training modes, and clinically validated technology. Many inexpensive alternatives only provide basic passive motion without EMG detection, mirror training, or adjustable intensity. The XFT-2005A is designed for professional-level results and long-term reliability.

Who should avoid using this product without medical advice?

Anyone with severe joint contractures, open wounds, uncontrolled spasticity, or unstable medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before using the glove.

What comes with the device?

The package includes the robotic glove, EMG armband, controller, charger, and carrying case. Both left- and right-hand versions are available.

Does it replace physiotherapy sessions?

No. It is meant to complement professional therapy by allowing patients to continue safe, guided rehabilitation exercises at home between clinical sessions.