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SySMotion inertial System for the measurment of the ROM

SySMotion inertial System for the measurment of the ROM

SySMotion inertial System for the measurment of the ROM

Product catalog summary
Minimum System Configuration
To operate the SysMotion system, a computer with Microsoft Windows 7, 8, or 10 is required. The system should have an Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of memory, a 160GB hard drive, USB 2.0 ports, a DVD RW drive, a 17-inch screen, a 250GB backup disk, and Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, an A4 color printer (either laser or inkjet) is necessary.
Technical Features
The device dimensions are 68x48x15 mm, weighing 16g. It connects to a PC via Bluetooth and is powered by a lithium battery. A USB connector is also included. Accessories provided include transportation cases, patient bands, and a USB cable.
Services
Remote assistance is available with a minimum broadband connection speed of 7Mbps. Teleconsultation can be conducted via Skype.
SysMotion-Cerv Protocol
This protocol evaluates head and neck mobility by measuring the range of motion (ROM) in flexion-extension, lateral bending, and rotation. It assesses the degrees of freedom, treatment efficacy, and patient progress. The system uses sensors connected via Bluetooth to a PC, featuring a 10-axis accelerometer, magnetic sensors, a gyroscope, and a pressure sensor. Proprietary algorithms minimize ROM reading errors.
SysMotion-Body Protocol
This protocol evaluates joint mobility in various body parts, including the back-lumbar spine, shoulder, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle. The system offers high-frequency data acquisition (up to 200 Hz) and flexibility with Bluetooth data transmission. It is modular, allowing users to choose different packages based on application needs.
Protocols and Standards
The protocols are based on angular measurements of rotation, flexion/extension, and lateral flexion, following the International Joint SFTR method. Two protocols, Body ROM and CERV, have been implemented, adhering to international standards.
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SySMotion inertial System for the measurment of the ROM-1

TECHNICAL FEATURES Dimensions: 68X48X15 mm Weight: 16g PC connection: Bluetooth Power supply: Lithium battery USB connector ACCESSORIES INCLUDED Transportation houses Bands for patient USB cable MINIMUM SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Microsoft Windows 7 - 8 - 10 Intel Core i3 GB PC 4GB memory HD 160 GB USB ports: USB 2.0 DVD RW 17 "screen 250 GB BackUp Disk Bluetooth connection PERIPHERALS A4 color printer (Laser or Inkjet) . By Microlab di A. M. Vannella Remote assistance with broadband Inertial System for the measurement of the ROM connection (ADSL minimum required speed 7Mbps) Teleconsulence with Skype. MICROLAB Via P. Colombo, 3 20871 Vimercate (MB) - ITALY Tel. +39 0396080924 - +39 0396851488 [email protected] www.avmicrolab.it www.bioposturalsystem.it Sistema di analisi statica e dinamica e di valutazione posturo-stabilometrica

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SYSMOTION® Inertial System for the measurement of the ROM The SysMotion, is a new and innovative system of units with sensors applied on the human body and SysMotion-Cerv is a protocol to evaluate the SysMotion Body is a protocol for evaluating connected via Bluetooth to the Personal Computer. The basic unit contains a 10-axis accelerometer, (3- mobility of the head and neck by measuring the the mobility of the various joints of the body: axis accelerometer, 3-axis magnetic, 3-axis gyroscope, one pressure sensor). articular (also known as range of motion, ROM) Back-lumbar spine, lumbar spine,...

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