Human Performance Research at CMCC is conducted in both the Human Performance Lab and the FSTT® Lab.
Human Performance Lab
Our extensive suite of instrumentation gives us the flexibility to evaluate the biomechanics of almost any task. Data collected in the laboratory is processed and analyzed by our personnel, using state-of-the-art software.
| Movement | Forces | Muscles |
|---|---|---|
| 10-camera Vicon motion capture system | 3 AMTI six-axis in-ground force plates | 16-channel Delsys wireless electromyography system |
| 6 Axivity AX6 inertial measurement units | 4 ATI-IA six-axis load cells | |
| 2 Transducer Techniques single-axis load cells | ||
| Software and Integration | Fabrication | |
| 64-channel Vicon Lab Lock | 3D printer | |
| Vicon Nexus | Fully equipped machine shop | |
| Visual3D | ||
| Matlab |
FSTT Lab
CMCC is a world-leader in using technology for the teaching and learning of manual therapy skills. The technology is also used to study psychomotor skill development. Fundamental to this are CMCC’s Force Sensing Table Technology (FSTT®) system and the Human Analog Manikin (HAM®). The FSTT® Lab houses nine systems with each being comprised of a:
To learn more about the FSTT® click here.
