Research Using Biometrics Ltd Sensors and Instrumentation in Brazil

Suenny Marrocos de Lima Moura, Danilo de Macedo Moura, Alessandra Feitosa Goncalves, Maria Alessandra Sipriano da Silva, Georgia Freire Paiva Winkeler, Simone dos Santos Maciel, Clarice Maria de Lucena Martins, Heleodorio Honorato dos Santos. Man. Ther.,

In patients with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), the electrical activity of the breathing accessory musculature was measured using Biometrics Ltd DataLOG and EMG sensor to determine the effect of physiotherapeutic intervention to increase cardiopulmonary conditioning.

Luma Soares Lustosa, Nyck Douglas Claro Pereira, Jose Jamacy de Almeida Ferreira, Palloma Rodrigues de Andrade, Heleodorio Honorato dos Santos

Lower extremity EMG measurements were taken using a Biometrics Ltd DataLOG EMG system in this study of symemetry pre and post ACL reconstruction surgery.

Caroline Ruschel, Elisa Dell?Antonio, Heilane de Brito Fontana, Alessandro Haupenthal, Marcel Hubert, Suzana Matheus Pereira, Helio Roesler. Brazilian Journal of Kinanthropometry and Human Performance.

This study focuses on comparing biomechanical data for a fixed movement carried out on dry land and underwater. Maximum flexion of the knee joint is measured using Biometrics Goniometers (waterproof), the Goniometer is applied prior to the activity and remains attached to the subject during the dry land and underwater conditions. Data is compared and discussed.

CS Moriguchi, TO Sato, HJC Coury; Revista Brasileria de Fisioterapia 2007, vol 11, no 3

Biometrics Ltd electrogoniometer connected to a Biometrics Ltd datalogger was used to evaluate ankle movements of healthy individuals walking on a treadmill.

HG Coury, R Padula; Clinical Biomechanics 2002, 17:309-311

Biometrics Ltd electrogoniometer and instrumentation used in this study to compare two groups of workers with and without upper limb musculoskeletal symptoms when simulating handling tasks, regarding trunk movements and load support.

Effects of progressive levels of industrial automation on force and repetitive movements of the wrist

Biometrics Ltd electrogoniometer and Torsiometer were used with a Biometrics Ltd datalogger to record wrist movements of workers in a multinational company for producing office products. A Biometrics Ltd P100 Pinchmeter was used for recording the maximum pinch strength and the job simulated pinch strength.