• Blog, myoRESEARCH04.02.25

    The MR4 2025 Winter Release introduces powerful new features designed to enhance functionality, efficiency, and user experience. From integrating anatomical data with MANUS Gloves to providing quick postural sway analysis with a single sensor, this release is built to meet the evolving needs of clinicians, researchers, ergonomists, and sports professionals. With advancements like floor

  • EMG Lab Exercise Wall Sits

    Teaching EMG Analysis Through Muscle Fatigue: A Practical Lab Experiment Introduction: Bridging Theory and Practice in EMG Analysis Electromyography (EMG) is a powerful tool for exploring muscle function, making it an invaluable resource for teaching students in fields like kinesiology, biomechanics, and physical therapy. By combining theoretical principles with a hands-on approach, educators

  • Blog, Ergonomics08.01.25

    Poor workplace ergonomics often result in musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), a leading cause of work-related injuries. Addressing these ergonomic challenges with effective solutions can significantly enhance workplace safety and productivity. Noraxon’s EMG Systems provide a proactive approach to improving workplace safety and efficiency by delivering precise muscle activity data, allowing intra- and inter-subject comparisons with

  • Blog, Clinical28.10.24

    Biomechanics has long been the cornerstone of elite sports and research, but as technology evolves, its applications in clinical settings are becoming more accessible than ever before. For professionals looking to integrate biomechanics without the intimidating complexity or hefty costs, Noraxon offers a range of affordable, easy-to-use solutions. In this blog, we'll explore three

  • What is 2D Markerless Tracking? 2D Markerless Tracking provides in-depth insights into how individuals walk, run, and move—without the need for sensors or physical markers. This innovative feature is part of Noraxon's comprehensive video analysis tools included in our latest software version, MR4. 2D Markerless is a valuable asset for professionals aiming

  • Developed in partnership with Dr. Chris Powers, the Powers Running Assessment add-on provides users with a user-friendly method for analyzing running biomechanics, using Dr. Powers’ running assessment protocols. About Dr. Chris Powers Dr. Chris Powers, the founder of the Movement Performance Institute, is a leading expert in biomechanics and movement analysis.

  • Blog, Clinical24.09.24

    Maximize Your Investment with Section 179: Unlock the Full Benefits of the Powers Running Assessment As the end of the year approaches, many businesses and clinics are looking for ways to maximize their budgets while investing in the tools that can make a lasting impact on their operations. One of the best ways to

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    Blog30.05.24

    Biomechanics may seem daunting at first glance. You might think that you need a doctorate to fully grasp everything biomechanics entails. While it’s true that extensive training is required to understand its complexities, biomechanics is something you interact with daily, often without realizing it! What is Biomechanics? In simple terms, biomechanics is the study of

  • A person using a Dell laptop displaying workflow software. The screen shows various application icons. A hexagon-shaped logo with "MR4" is overlaid on the left side of the image.
    Blog26.03.24

    Introducing MR4, the most user-friendly version of our software yet! Designed to streamline your workflow, MR4 represents a leap forward in efficiency, empowering users to accomplish more in less time. With innovative features and an intuitive interface, MR4 promises to make data capture and analysis quicker and easier than ever before. User-Friendly Application

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    Force plates have various uses across expanded disciplines. Some of the most common use cases for force plates are in biomechanics research, performance analysis, physical therapy, balance assessments, gait analysis, orthopedics, sports injury prevention, and ergonomics. Force plates measure Ground Reaction Forces (GRF) during activities such as walking, running, jumping, lifting, or other forms