DescriptionPortable wireless surface electromyograph (sEMG) for simultaneous acquisition and stimulation across 1–16 channels, designed for clinical assessment and dynamic monitoring.
Main features- Simultaneous multi-channel EMG: Acquire and record bioelectric signals on 1–16 channels.
- Neuromuscular stimulation: Stimulate up to 16 sites with adjustable current and pulse-width parameters.
- Wireless connectivity: Wi‑Fi transmission for flexible clinical and field use.
- Portable power: Long-life lithium battery for extended mobile operation.
- Intuitive operation: Real-time voice and text prompts for guided use and monitoring.
OverviewCombining Wi‑Fi wireless transmission with synchronous multi-channel acquisition, the device captures precise sEMG signals and offers robust anti-interference performance. It supports quantitative evaluation of muscle strength, tone and injury, and enables gait analysis and multimedia game-based rehabilitation training. The system supports multiple acquisition combinations (e.g. 16+16, 14+2, 12+4, 8+8, 8+2, 8+4) to adapt to varied clinical and sports-medicine scenarios.
ApplicationsSuitable for rehabilitation therapy, sports medicine, gait analysis, neuromuscular assessment and home/dynamic monitoring where portable, multi-site EMG acquisition and stimulation are required.
Advantages- Improved patient engagement: Integrates biofeedback with multimedia game training to increase compliance.
- Simplified setup: Integrated electrode cables reduce donning time compared with split-cable systems.
- User-friendly workflow: Modular software layout and built-in standardized evaluation schemes reduce training time for clinicians.
Technical specifications- Channel acquisition: 1–16 channels
- Passband: 15–1000 Hz
- CMRR: ≥120 dB
- DMI impedance: ≥5 MΩ
- Noise: ≤1 μV (r.m.s.)
- Resolution: ≤2 μV
- Display sensitivity: 0.05 µV–5000 µV
- Scanning speed: Adjustable 0.1s/D to 20s/D (error ≤ ±10%)
- Current stimulation: 1–100 mA (resolution 1 mA; error ≤ ±10% at 500 Ω)
- Pulse width: 50–500 µs adjustable (≤70 µs: error ≤ ±10 µs; >70 µs: error ≤ ±10%)