Advancing Rehabilitation
Since 1994

We are a privately owned company committed to developing innovative, evidence-based rehabilitation technology that empowers therapists and helps patients regain their ability to move.

Reha Stim team at Rehabweek 2025 in Chicago, USA

Philosophy

  • Clinician & Patient-Centered Design

    Our devices are based on innovative technology and at the same time focused on effective practical use.

  • Backed by Scientific Collaboration

    We partner with leading research institutions, the Balgrist in Zurich, the University of Basel, the University of Utah, and renowned scientists to ensure our technology is built on a foundation of innovative and evidence-based research.

  • Commitment to Effective Therapy

    Our products are designed to increase the intensity of patient training in a safe environment, helping to improve the everyday life of patients with neurological or orthopedic impairments.

Our Partners

A Global Network of Clinical and Scientific Collaboration

Reha-Stim Medtec collaborates with leading hospitals, research institutions, and experienced therapists to develop innovative technologies that deliver real-world results. We are proud to partner with leading scientists like:

Reha Stim - Prof. Dr. Marc Bolliger, Balgrist Research Campus Zurich

Prof. Dr. Marc Bolliger,
Balgrist Research Campus Zurich

Prof. Bolliger is a leading researcher that supported the development of the FLOAT with scientific as well as clinical background from the early days.

Reha Stim - Prof. Georg Rauter, University of Basel

Prof. Georg Rauter,
University of Basel

Prof. Rauter has many years of experience with cable robots and played a key role in the development of the FLOAT, contributing to the transfer of knowledge in robotics, data integration, and control. Prof. Rauter continues to support the FLOAT Engineering and R&D in joint innovation projects.

Reha Stim - Prof. Peter Fino, University of Utah

Prof. Peter Fino,
University of Utah

Prof. Fino has a leading motion analysis lab with deep expertise in robotics and perturbation analysis and supports the FLOAT in joint projects.

Company History

1994

Founding of Sprintex Training Equipment with innovative slat belt treadmills.

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1999

Founding of Reha-Stim Medtec with a novel end-effector gait trainer.

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2010

Founding of Lutz Medical Engineering with the development of a novel cable robot, the FLOAT, for gait training in three-dimensional space with dynamic body weight support and fall protection.

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2017

Merger between Reha-Stim Medtec and Lutz Medical Engineering to combine innovative gait training systems.

2021

Market launch of new VR system for the FLOAT body weight support system.

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2024

Full certification according to EU regulation MDR 2017/745.

2025

  • Market introduction of a new fitness treadmill family.
  • Market launch of new treadmill generation certified according to MDR.
  • Merger of Sprintex training devices into Reha-Stim Medtec.
  • Strategic partnership with Marzzi USA, Inc., for the US market.