Dr. Eric Greska (University of Delaware) discusses how quantitative Motor Unit and IMU data can inform disease progression, rehab programming, and athlete performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd9LJ0aAdNc
Dr. Huang (University of North Carolina) discusses her ongoing research projects at UNC, NREL, and the promise of using Motor Units to operate powered prostheses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CcET41x2Ao
On August 31st 2019 – September 1st 2019; the Chinese Ergonomics Society hosted the Chinese Ergonomics Society the National Convention and Academic Exchange in Xi’an, China. Delsys China demonstrated the application of Delsys surface electromyography sensors in ergonomics. The event featured internationally renowned speakers highlighting their work in ergonomics. Speakers Dr. Waldemar Karwowski (University of […]
On the morning of March 31, 2019, Professor Wei Pengxu, director of the Comprehensive Rehabilitation Division of the National Research Center for Rehabilitation Technical Aids, shared the clinical application of matrix surface electromyography (dEMG) at the venue. Professor Wei has more than 20 years of experience in clinical rehabilitation research. As the principal of the […]
Delsys succeeds in the marketplace by innovating technology that advances the field of Neuromotion.
A team of four Biomedical Engineering students from UConn are breaking new ground in the fight against Spastic Cerebral Palsy. They’re all women, which is unusual, but that’s not what makes them ground-breaking – rather, it’s how they’re trying to fight the disease that sets them apart. They’re building a new approach from the ground-up. […]
Delsys is actively expanding thanks to strong global partners who are committed to providing the highest-quality tech in the biomechanics market. Century Tianhong Intl. Group Ltd., our business partner in China, has been actively showcasing the newest Delsys products at conferences across China for several years, and now they proudly carry the Delsys China brand. […]
Delsys, Altec, and the De Luca Foundation thank the engineering students from Boston University, University of Rhode Island, University of Connecticut and Worcester Polytechnic Institute for attending their 1st open house on April 11, 2018, coinciding with the annual National Biomechanics Day. Over 40+ students attended the open house that showcased engaging presentations from the commercial and R&D teams of Delsys and Altec. Students interacted […]
New dEMG Wireless Sensor for the Trigno Avanti Platform: A Breakthrough Tool for Investigating Neuromuscular Diseases
A Tribute to Professor De Luca’s Dream
