With our new Delsys File Utility, native EMGworks® files (.hpf) can be converted directly to .c3d. Now any signal that is collected from the Trigno™ hardware will automatically appear in the […]
Myoelectric signals are rich sources of information about human movement control. They are also easily accessible, making them appealing for controlling devices like prosthetics, orthotics, and exoskeletons. However, the variability […]
Trimedica S.L., a Delsys business partner, recently organized an EMG and Movement Analysis workshop on May 27-28, 2016 at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid in Madrid, Spain. The workshop focused on […]
He made lasting contributions to the fields of Motor Control, Biomechanics, and Electromyography.
The Delsys Workshop was held on Tuesday July 5th 2016 at the International Society of Electrophysiology and Kinesiology (ISEK) in Chicago (USA). The workshop showcased how latest Delsys technology – […]
Student Travel Grants is now presented by the De Luca Foundation. Please visit www.delucafoundation.org/activities/support-students/travel-grants. Delsys is proud to announce the winners of the 1st annual Delsys Student Travel Grant program. In this […]
Fascinating research by researchers team from CNRS Paris Descartes, the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES) & Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Talca: New Human Motor Control Laboratory to advance research investigations on movement disorders.
PBS miniseries featuring Trigno Mini Sensor
An interdisciplinary group of researchers from universities in Australia and the US, including Matthew Jeffriess from University of Technology Sydney and Dr. Robert Lockie from California State University, Northridge, teamed […]
