Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Device (tDCS)
A portable clinical neurostimulation system delivering precise DC output for cognitive enhancement, neurological rehabilitation and mood regulation therapy. tDCS devices of this type are used across hospitals, neuro-rehabilitation centres and research institutes exploring or applying non-invasive brain stimulation for neurological.
The AV-RH-JLD-B Device is a portable, clinically designed neurostimulation system used for cognitive enhancement, neurological rehabilitation, mood regulation and brain stimulation therapy. It works on the principle of transcranial direct current stimulation, delivering a precise, low level DC output to the scalp with adjustable intensity settings, allowing clinicians or researchers to control the strength of stimulation according to the protocol being followed.
The device is built with a compact, handheld structure, and its portable design supports bedside use, meaning it can be brought directly to a patient rather than requiring the patient to be moved to fixed equipment. This kind of accessibility matters in settings where patients may have limited mobility or where sessions need to fit around a broader ward routine.
tDCS devices of this type are used across hospitals, neuro-rehabilitation centres and research institutes exploring or applying non-invasive brain stimulation for neurological recovery, cognitive support and mood related conditions, making the AV-RH-JLD-B suited to both clinical treatment and controlled research use where precise, repeatable DC stimulation is required.
