Leading the way in wireless EMG and IMU technology

Providing trusted solutions to assess muscle function, enhancing patient care and advancing clinical research in the field of motion analysis.

“ There are two possible outcomes: if the result confirms the hypothesis, then you’ve made a measurement. If the result is contrary to the hypothesis, then you’ve made a discovery. “

(Enrico Fermi)

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Front view of the Wave Plus receiver

Wave Plus, since 2001 the reference for wireless clinical and research EMG technology.

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Front view of the WaveX receiver

WaveX, 15 years of experience in one huge technological leap.

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MiniX waterproof emg sensors on swimmer's right shoulder and arm, swimmer resting pool side

Waterproof

The only waterproof EMG systems on the market, now IP68 certified to a depth of 5 meters. A reference for underwater research and rehabilitation since 2014.

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Gait analysis, lower legs set up with MiniX emg sensors

Research

Check out how our EMG and IMU sensors can help your biomechanics research projects. From gait to ergonomic, we can cover virtually any application in the world of human motion analysis.

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Software

Discover our EMG and Motion Tools software, a completely free and yet powerful instrument to acquire, analyze and report EMG and IMU data.

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Fixed delay

All our EMG sys­tems have been devel­oped in order to have a fixed delay from the acqui­si­tion of the sig­nal to the ana­log out­put.

Diversity receiver

This technology is integrated in all our EMG systems and minimizes the effect of wave reflections from walls or objects.

Impedance check

Exclu­sive sys­tem devel­oped by Cometa that auto­mat­i­cally checks the imped­ance of the skin dur­ing the pre-​acquisition phase.

Inductive charge

We have been equipping all sensors with our inductive charging technology since 2005.

Analog 66

The only one in the EMG world that can carry out the data of sixty-​six
chan­nels simul­ta­ne­ously.

Custom analog

Introduced with WaveX, this technology enables the user to customize the analog output with EMG and raw IMU data up to 40 channels.

The role of Electromyography (EMG) in ergonomics

The role of Electromyography (EMG) in ergonomics

Electromyography (EMG) is a powerful tool that measures electrical activity produced by skeletal muscles, providing valuable insights into muscle function and workload. In ergonomics, EMG assesses and improves workplace design, prevents work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs),…
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The use of Electromyography in industrial applications

The use of Electromyography (EMG) in industrial applications

Electromyography (EMG) is a powerful tool for assessing muscle function by recording the electrical activity produced by skeletal muscles. While traditionally used in clinical and sports settings, EMG has increasingly found applications in the industrial…
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