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Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation Through Functional Electrical Stimulation
Experience the power of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) combined with therapeutic cycling. The RT300 helps individuals with neurological conditions activate muscles, improve strength, support cardiovascular health, and engage in high-intensity rehabilitation therapy.

What Is the RT300?
The RT300 is an FDA-cleared rehabilitation system that combines functional electrical stimulation with cycling exercise. Utilizing up to 12 channels of integrated stimulation, electrical impulses are delivered through surface electrodes to activate multiple large muscle groups symmetrically in a coordinated cycling pattern for either the upper body or lower body.
The system features Dynamic Motor Support, which seamlessly transitions between assisting weak muscles and providing progressive resistance as your strength improves.
How Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) Works
FES uses precisely controlled electrical pulses delivered through electrodes placed on specific muscle groups. These pulses target peripheral nerves, creating coordinated muscle contractions that may not otherwise occur due to a central nervous system injury or disease.
The RT300 synchronizes these contractions with cycling movements to deliver high-intensity, task-oriented exercise. A standard session can deliver over 300 muscle contractions in as little as 10 minutes, generating thousands of repetitions per session. This high repetition floods the nervous system with sensory feedback, directly promoting neuroplasticity—the brain and spinal cord’s natural ability to forge new neural pathways.

Conditions That May Benefit
The RT300 is typically integrated into rehabilitation programs for individuals experiencing:
Potential Clinical Benefits
Through consistent, high-repetition therapy, clients may experience:

Why NeuroSync Chose the RT300
At NeuroSync, we are committed to providing evidence-informed neurological rehabilitation technologies that help individuals maximize recovery, independence, and quality of life. The RT300 allows our clinical team to deliver highly repetitive, task-specific training that would otherwise be exceptionally difficult to achieve through conventional manual exercise alone.

RT300 Arms + Legs Features

Frequently Asked Questions
Does the RT300 replace conventional therapy?
No. The RT300 is designed to be integrated into a comprehensive neurological rehabilitation program to enhance and accelerate your overall outcomes.
Will I feel the stimulation?
Most users experience a tingling sensation followed by a smooth muscle contraction. The stimulation parameters are closely monitored by our clinicians and adjusted to ensure your complete comfort.
Do I need to be able to move my arms or legs on my own?
Not necessarily. Because of its Dynamic Motor Support, the RT300 is specifically designed to assist individuals with varying levels of neurological impairment—from total paralysis to mild weakness.
Can I train my arms and legs at the same time?
No, therapy sessions are focused on one region at a time. The system is configured prior to your session to target either your upper body or your lower body, ensuring maximum focus, energy, and stimulation are directed to those specific muscle groups.
How often should I attend sessions, and how long are they?
Clinical evidence shows that optimal neurological outcomes are achieved with a frequency of 3 or more sessions per week. However, exact session lengths and weekly frequency vary based on an individual’s specific goals, endurance, and clinical presentation.
Are there any contraindications for FES cycling?
While highly versatile, FES cycling may not be suitable for individuals with unhealed fractures in the cycling limbs, active pressure ulcers at electrode sites, or certain implanted electronic devices (such as demand-type pacemakers). Our clinical team conducts a thorough safety screening during your initial assessment.

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