Press Release Apr. 21, 2017
Founded in Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, Shenzhen EBL Rehabilitation Instruments Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of multi-sensory, sensory integration and rehabilitation facilities and instruments. Through Hong Kong Eryi Design Co., Ltd., the Company has sold its products to occupational therapy, physical therapy, special education and early education institutions in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. From 2005 to 2016, EBL products have been sold to 500 rehabilitation facilities in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.
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Ultrasonic Music Perceptor
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The Ultrasonic Music Perceptor, also known as Virtual Instrument, introduces a new music making method. It’s an invisible retractable keyboard. Users can make sounds and music without physically touching any tangible devices. Through invisible ultrasonic wave, the body movements of the users can be converted into sounds by the collector. Body movements can be big movements like dancing or walking in the room, or small movements like head or finger movements. The speed, angle and extent of body movements can affect the pitch and tone of sounds.
The Ultrasonic Music Perceptor has been proven effectively therapeutic to the physically disabled and special education. The severely disabled can make fun, exciting and melodious sounds with minimal body movements.
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●Widely applicable;
●Used with movement collector, central sound processor and periphery devices, the Ultrasonic Music Perceptor is applicable to newborns to seniors;
●Supported with different training methods, it can achieve a variety of goals.
Sensory Integration Activity Room
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The Sensory Integration Activity Room designed by EBL is based on the specialized occupational therapy theories adopted by rehabilitation advanced Europe and America, Hong Kong and Taiwan. The design stresses on training integrity of different functional zones and the training flexibility of individual functional zones.
The new generation Sensory Integration Activity Room refers to the sensory integration activity environment generally adopted by international and Hong Kong occupational therapists in design, greatly different from the sensory integration training environment in Mainland China.
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Recent years have seen sensory integration activities gradually popularized among visually impaired children, mentally retarded adults and senior rehabilitants in Hong Kong. Instead of stuck in the phase of equipment utilization over the years as in Mainland China, sensory integration activities have been developed into integral interactive gaming activity environments in Hong Kong, Macau and overseas to strengthen the effect of children’s sensory integration capability training.
Over the years, the Company has designed and constructed over 100 sensory integration activity rooms.
MULTI SENSORY ACTIVITY ROOM
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Developed for years in Europe and America, multi-sensory activities have been primarily used as children development training activities and for children rehabilitation or handicap and senior rehabilitation.
Through visual, auditory, tactile and olfactory devices, multi-sensory activities are designed to enhance or soothe the children’s sensory system. Varied interactive environments can be designed to combine sensory feelings into one activity. In other words, a game is designed to achieve the training of multi-sensory and multi-feeling acceptance and feedback.
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MULTI SENSORY ACTIVITY ROOM (SNOEZELEN)
A SNOEZELEN-based MULTI SENSORY ACTIVITY ROOM is an intense multi-sensory environment of multi-sensory devices to soothe people with emotional disorder and heal people with severe multi-sensory processing disorder.
MULTI SENSORY ACTIVITY ROOM ( MULTI INTERACTIVE )
A MULTI INTERACTIVE-based MULTI SENSORY ACTIVITY ROOM is a multi interactive multi-sensory activity room with intensive multi-sensory input methods, varied training goals and themes on the basis of a SNOEZELEN-based multi sensory activity room. The overall environment is specifically designed to meet the needs of different groups.
