Trigno Discover 2.0 introduces a major overhaul of data visualization, analysis, and organization features. Download Trigno Discover 2.0 See general requirements and activation guide. Version 2.0.1.3 Released on 7 April 2025 Major new software features a complete UI redesign, bar chart biofeedback, event marking and threshold-based analysis, database file structure, and advanced export options. Trigno […]
Key Takeaways 1 Myoelectric control is the broader term of using EMG signals as a control input. For prosthetics, these EMG signals are processed and classified into movements that are then translated into actuation of an external device. 2 Motor unit information from the amputated limb can be used to provide additional inputs to the […]
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Empowering Researchers in Engineering, Physical Therapy and Sports Science
It’s that time of the year again – a fresh start with new students and new projects on the horizon! As we gear up for another exciting academic season, let’s ensure your Delsys system is fully up-to-date and ready to perform at its best. Follow through some of our top tips and recommendations to ensure […]
An EMG-Centric Approach to Understanding the Differences Between Adaptive Athletes
Combining Trigno EMG and VO2
Dr. Saju Joseph, former High Performance Director for the Sports Authority of India (Bangalore), brings decades of research and hands-on experience to the Delsys Education Team as its newest Scientific Advisor to India. Dr. Joseph has worked closely with the Indian Olympic Hockey Team, the Odisha Cricket Academy, and several universities across India and Malaysia […]
Key Takeaways 1 A goal in ALS research is to develop augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems that promote interpersonal relations and performance, especially in a virtual space. 2 EMG signal input can be used to enhance the virtual experience by employing an EMG-based avatar communication system. 3 Researchers from NTT in Japan tested an […]
Key Takeaways 1 There are around 100,000 – 200,000 ACL injuries in the USA each year which lead to altered biomechanics, increased risk of re-injury and development of osteoarthritis. 2 EMG can provide feedback on asymmetries and rate of force development which is critical for sporting tasks involving jumping or cutting maneuvers. 3 EMG decomposition […]
