Robotic gloves that help stroke patients are a major breakthrough in rehabilitation technology. These mechanical hands, designed to aid individuals after a stroke, are equipped with flexible sensors and actuators that mimic the natural motion of the human hand. Their main functions are grasping, lifting objects, various types of fine motor skills involved in activities such as tying shoes or fastening buttons on shirts etc., and opening and closing movement of fingers-all these are essential for daily life activities. With attributes such as adaptive control algorithms, it gives the gloves the ability to alter themselves around patients' strength and range of motion. This provides an individualized experience of physiotherapy. These gloves are primarily applied to occupational therapy, home exercise programs and as auxiliary tools complementing hand motor function lost in a stroke.