Confrontation Training Mode The finger glove devices apply opposing forces against obstacles or fingers to create a confrontation effect, stimulating movement and helping achieve the hand training goal. Automatic Training Mode After wearing the gloves, autonomous training is performed. Each hand trains for 20 minutes per session. Resistance levels 1–9 can be adjusted to fit your finger and hand rehabilitation needs. Mirror Training Mode The system supports mirror-based training for the affected hand using the normal hand. When the healthy hand presses a button, it moves the other hand for training, allowing you to control the pressing and extension angles. Training Contents Hand flexibility training to promote circulation, relieve stiffness and swelling, and accelerate recovery of hand function. It may help speed up cranial nerve injury repair and restore the patient's self-care ability. Use scenarios - Post-stroke home rehabilitation: Use Automatic Training Mode for daily 20-minute sessions per hand; use Mirror Training Mode to engage the affected hand with the healthy hand and adjust resistance levels 1–9 as needed. - Post-surgery or stiffness recovery: Combine Confrontation Training Mode with regular sessions to improve flexibility and reduce swelling. - Nerve injury rehabilitation: Support hand function recovery and daily living activities during rehabilitation at home or in clinical settings.