Robotic therapy devices are advanced machines designed to assist in rehabilitation and therapy for individuals with physical disabilities or injuries. These devices can help patients regain movement, strength, and coordination through guided exercises and repetitive motions. They often use sensors and feedback systems to adapt to the user's needs, making therapy more effective. These devices can be found in various settings, including hospitals and rehabilitation centers, and are often used in conjunction with traditional therapy methods. Examples include exoskeletons for mobility support and robotic arms for upper limb rehabilitation. Their goal is to enhance recovery and improve the quality of life for patients.