South Korea, November 9, 2026 (EZ Newswire) — Dynamic Solution, a digital healthcare company specializing in XR and robotics, announced today that its VR-based hand rehabilitation robot system, Dynamic X-Hand, has been recognized across three categories of the CES 2027 Innovation Awards. The awards are presented by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the organization behind CES
Announced each year ahead of CES, the CES Innovation Awards recognize standout products from around the world, with entries evaluated on technology, design, engineering, and value to users. Dynamic X-Hand was recognized in the XR & Spatial Computing, Digital Health, and Accessibility & Longevity categories. Recognition across three distinct categories underscores the platform’s strength as an integrated solution, combining immersive XR technology, robotic hardware, and digital healthcare services within a single system. The honors reflect the product’s strengths on three fronts: its technical innovation, its practical value in clinical settings, and its potential to address the challenges of an aging society.
Notably, Dynamic Solution has consistently demonstrated its innovation and technological capabilities in the global market, having received multiple CES Innovation Awards for its Smart Glove in 2017, Smart Pegboard in 2018, and Smart Balance in 2020.
Hands-On Remote Rehabilitation in a Shared Virtual Space
Patients who lose hand function due to a stroke or other medical conditions often require repetitive training over extended periods, which makes frequent hospital visits for therapist-supervised sessions challenging. Existing remote rehabilitation has largely been limited to watching and copying movements on a screen, making it hard to replicate the hands-on assistance a therapist provides by physically guiding a patient’s hand.
Dynamic X-Hand addresses this gap by combining a robotic glove with a shared virtual space. The patient wears a VR headset and a robotic glove that drives each of the five fingers independently, and meets a therapist, who may be in a different physical location, in the same virtual clinic. The therapist needs only a VR headset and no additional equipment. As the therapist performs assistive movements with their bare hands, the headset’s cameras track the motion and the robotic glove reproduces it on the patient’s hand. At home, patients receive the same kind of guidance they would get from a therapist holding their hand in a clinic. Patients can repeatedly practice everyday tasks such as stacking blocks, squeezing oranges, and gripping balls, without using up materials or worrying about breaking anything.
Therapists can fine-tune the level of assistance for each finger, from thumb to little finger, as well as for grasping and extension movements, to match the patient’s current level of function. These settings can be adjusted in real time based on the patient’s condition and training performance.
Dynamic Solution will also demonstrate multi-sensory technologies designed to make training more immersive: haptic feedback and a Peltier-based thermal feedback module, both being developed jointly with the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). The company is exploring how to expand the platform into a next-generation integrated system that can convey both the feel of gripping a virtual object and changes in temperature.
Patients Train at Home, Therapists Reach More Patients
Training results, including session time, task performance, and the movement of each finger, are recorded as quantitative data that therapists and patients review together. Sharing recovery progress through objective data rather than subjective impressions helps patients stay motivated and allows therapists to plan the next stage of training based on evidence.
As a result, patients can continue professional rehabilitation consistently at home without the burden of travel, while therapists spend less time on travel and preparation and can provide better-tailored care to more patients in the same amount of time. The system is expected to significantly improve access to rehabilitation in areas with limited rehabilitation staff and facilities, as well as for older patients with limited mobility.
“People who need to recover hand function, such as stroke patients, depend on consistent rehabilitation, but going to the hospital every time is not easy,” said Myunghun Baek, CEO of Dynamic Solution. “These awards recognize that by combining robotics with digital healthcare, we have opened a path for patients to continue rehabilitation at home while still feeling a therapist’s touch.”
Baek added: “Going forward, we will integrate next-generation brain-computer interface (BCI) chipset technology developed in collaboration with research institutions in Korea and abroad into our rehabilitation robots. Our goal is to build a neuro-robotics ecosystem that enables precise rehabilitation and daily assistance through thought alone.”
As part of this future vision, Dynamic Solution announced a new chapter in its corporate development by changing its name from Neofect to Dynamic Solution in March 2026. The rebranding reflects the company’s commitment to expanding beyond its existing rehabilitation business and actively pursuing forward-looking research in emerging fields such as robotics, brain-computer interfaces (BCI), and extended reality (XR).
Dynamic Solution will showcase Dynamic X-Hand at CES 2027 in Las Vegas on January 6, 2027, where the company will hold on-site meetings with medical device distributors, major hospital networks, and strategic investors from North America and Europe to discuss commercialization and supply agreements.
The company plans to expand its global sales network by targeting the North American and European markets simultaneously through its U.S. and German subsidiaries. In particular, it will deploy Dynamic X-Hand in real-world rehabilitation services at Community Rehab Care (CRC), its U.S. rehabilitation clinic subsidiary. The clinical usage data and operational experience gained there will help accelerate adoption by U.S. healthcare providers and expand global supply.
Dynamic Solution is a South Korea-based digital health care company specializing in XR- and robotics-based rehabilitation solutions for patients recovering from stroke, orthopedic injuries and neurological conditions. Among the company’s best-known products are Smart Glove, Smart Pegboard and Smart Balance, which received CES Innovation Awards in 2017, 2018 and 2020, respectively. Today, Dynamic Solution’s solutions are used in more than 750 hospitals and 3,000 clinical facilities across 34 countries. The company operates in North America and Europe through its U.S. and German subsidiaries, including CRC, its U.S.-based rehabilitation clinic. For more information, visit dynamicsolution.co.kr.
The CES Innovation Awards are based upon descriptive materials submitted to the judges; the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) did not verify the accuracy of any submission or of any claims made, nor did it test the item to which the award was given. Dynamic X-Hand is currently an investigational technology and has not yet been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or European regulatory authorities for commercial sale or clinical use. Statements in this release regarding future product development, clinical deployments, brain-computer interface (BCI) integration, and commercialization agreements constitute forward-looking statements subject to risks, technical uncertainties, and regulatory approvals that may cause actual results to differ materially.
Won Lee
Dynamic Solution
wslee00@dynamicsolution.co.kr
+82 10-4002-0029
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