Wireless electromyograph with an ultra-precise weight of 7g and built-in accelerometer.
The "Wave Series," inheriting the performance of "Zerowire," features the "Mini Wave Infinity," which is one of the world's smallest and lightest designed electromyography sensors. In its compact body, it not only houses an electromyograph but also a 3-axis accelerometer, enabling long-term recording of up to 8 hours thanks to its built-in battery. Additionally, by adopting a diversity method, it ensures stable data reception. The "Mini Wave Infinity" is an EMG sensor capable of capturing surface electromyography with high precision.
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■Weight: 7g ■Built-in memory for data logger; built-in 3-axis accelerometer ■Achieves stabilization of radio waves through a unique diversity mode ■Rich analysis functions [RMS, ARV, IEMG, FFT, fatigue classification, walking cycle, etc.] ■Supports accurate data acquisition for beginners with an original skin resistance check function ■Allows synchronized measurement with other measuring devices via an analog board
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Gait analysis, motion analysis, stress measurement, connection with motion capture.
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We handle high-precision measurement equipment that can be used for ergonomics, building structure, behavior, seismic analysis, fluid analysis, VR, and more, both domestically and internationally. In particular, the Qualisys system we offer is a leading company in the industry that manufactures a three-dimensional optical motion capture system based in Sweden. Qualisys's core technology has been developed since 1989, and based on years of accumulated experience, they develop everything in-house, from hardware like cameras to software. Currently, motion capture systems are used in a wide variety of fields, including medicine and industry. Among their products, there is a unique model that can measure underwater, enabling the acquisition of high-precision three-dimensional data in environments where motion analysis and validation of accuracy were previously impossible.
