From April 8 to 11, the 91st China International Medical Devices (Spring) Expo (CMEF) was held at the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Shanghai). Sunrise Medical Ruisen Medical Equipment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., as a global high-end mobile auxiliary equipment company, actively participated in this grand event.

Ruisen Medical Group integrates development, design, production and sales. It has 16 production bases and 3 high-end customization centers around the world, and its products are exported to 130 countries and regions. It has 19 first-class independent brands in the international industry, including QUICKIE, RGK, JAY, Leckey, Breezy, Gemino, etc., providing more than 2,500 products, covering multiple fields such as high-end customized manual wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, children's rehabilitation aids, electric scooters, standard and customized sitting posture systems.

At this exhibition, Resen Medical displayed a series of innovative and representative products. Its ultra-compact tilt-up electric wheelchair Q200R-TR adopts British PG controller to ensure smoothness and smart dock technology. Through testing hundreds of configurations, it has developed a smart dock that integrates stability and flexibility; it has ultra-compact indoor mobility, and there is no compromise on outdoor stability and performance. At the same time, this wheelchair can also be equipped with a comfortable backrest and aerial tilt function to change the user's stress point, reduce the risk of sitting sores, and help users with special body postures (habitually lean forward or spinal deformation, etc.) to gain a better field of vision. In addition, the enhanced Q200-Pro also integrates head control functions, which can easily control the driving direction of the electric wheelchair, the direction and angle of the aerial tilt and backrest tilt direction and angle of the back of the back through the Vigo head control device. It is suitable for patients with limited or loss of hand function, as well as patients with tetraplegia, limb paralysis, spinal cord injury, progressive diseases (SM, ALS), muscular atrophy, etc.

In addition, Ryson Medical's R10 booster device is designed for entouragers to push wheelchairs, designed to assist entouragers and caregivers to push wheelchairs more easily. Whether it is uphill, crossing hurdles or long-distance travel, the R10 can provide support in various situations. A nursing staff member from a local nursing home in Shanghai said: "The R10 is so practical. It is very difficult to push the wheelchair of an elderly person when it comes to uphill. With this booster, it is much easier and easy to operate. It can be installed in a few seconds, which is very helpful for our nursing work." A citizen who came to visit the exhibition with his family with a lack of mobility said: "I tried it for my family. The automatic assist mode is very smart. I followed it and it can provide just the right amount of assistance according to my speed. It feels like installing a 'little motor' on the wheelchair, so it will be easier to take the family out in the future."

Shan Lin, senior manager of business development and marketing at Ruisen Medical Asia Pacific, said that participating in the CMEF exhibition is an important opportunity for the company to demonstrate its brand strength, promote innovative products, and strengthen industry exchanges. We uphold the 24-hour posture management concept, and through various innovative products, we will protect the health of people with mobility difficulties in all aspects and continue to promote product and service upgrades.

During the CMEF exhibition, nearly 100 forums and conferences were held, bringing together nearly a thousand industry celebrities and industry elites. The professional team of Ruisen Medical actively participates in various academic exchange activities, discusses the development trends and innovation directions of the medical device industry with experts from all parties, and shares the R&D results and practical experience of Ruisen Medical in the field of mobile aids.

As the exhibition continues, Resen Medical will continue to work together with all parties to explore the infinite possibilities of medical technology and contribute to improving human health and well-being.

[Editor in charge: Sun Hui]