The Innovation World Cup Series stops in Switzerland, in Neuchâtel on the 2nd of September 2015 to discuss the future of the Internet of Things, wearables and Cloud Computing. Gait Up is proud to have been selected to present its…
Gait Up is glad to present its new movement analysis solutions at the 24th ESMAC (European Society for Movement Analysis in Adults and Children) congress in Heidelberg, DE, from 10 to 12 september 2015. We will present our Bluetooth Gait Analysis…
We have plenty of new things to show you: activity monitor, droplet sensor, bluetooth immediate gait analysis, … All will be available for demos, so do not hesitate to come and say hello at booth #8, and enjoy some delicious…
Come and discover our new Physical Activity Monitor! It is interactive, and displays activity as you never saw before! The complexity of the activity barcode gives accurate information on sedentarity of your subjects. It has been shown to discriminate healthy from chronic pain subjects:…
We will persent Gait Up’s activities this summer at: – ICAMPAM, Limerick: International Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring of Physical Activity and Movement, 10-12 June – ISBS, Poitiers: International Conference on Biomechanics in Sports, 29 June – 3 July – ISPGR, Sevilla: International Society…
EPHJ’s meeting is gathering together the watchmaking know-how, the high-tech innovation and the medical technology. One of the goals of this meeting is to create opportunities and synergies between microtechnology and medtech to promote innovation. Come and meet us at the…
How to measure the real daily gait performance of children with Cerebral Palsy? How to avoid the “best performance” biais they show during their visits at the gait lab? In an interview with the RTS, Dr. Newman, laureate of the…
Researchers ToolKit is a set of one Physilog4 sensor and a software. The software of our Research ToolKit allows you to: – Read & Extract Physilog signals, select a particular sensor of Physilog, zoom on the signal, segment it, export it…
A systematic review details diverse sports studied with various inertial sensors. Amongst 28 studies selected in the article, 8 used the Physilog to analyse alpine ski and swimming. “This review has highlighted the use of microsensors to detect sport-specific movements across a wide range…
How fast are a pianist fingers? Which finger is most used by harpists? Measure head movements discretely, measure small animal’s movements, … 3D Accel and 3D Gyro are deported into the droplet (see small red PCB on the image) and data are…
