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The AMTI Force Platform accurately measures all three force components (Fx, Fy, Fz) and all three moment components (Mx, My, Mz), providing complete insight into human movement, ground reaction forces, and load distribution.
Ultra-high accuracy and long-term stability using proprietary AMTI sensor technology.
High-speed data acquisition up to 2000+ Hz for capturing fast and impact movements.
Seamless integration with Vicon motion capture, EMG sensors, and biomechanics software.
Rugged, industrial-grade construction for reliable performance in demanding environments.
AMTI force platforms measure ground reaction forces and center of pressure to analyze walking and running mechanics, support diagnosis of movement disorders, evaluate rehabilitation progress, and optimize prosthetic or orthotic design in clinical and research environments.
AMTI platforms assess jumping, sprinting, and change-of-direction forces to improve athletic performance, monitor fatigue, reduce injury risk, and support evidence-based return-to-play decisions.
AMTI force platforms analyze postural stability and neuromuscular control by tracking center of pressure movement, supporting research and clinical assessment of balance disorders, neurological conditions, and fall-risk prevention.
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High-performance motion capture cameras delivering precision, speed, and flexibility across research and engineering applications.
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Vicon Blue Trident IMU is a wearable, waterproof inertial sensor delivering high-accuracy motion data for sports, biomechanics, and real-world movement analysis.
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A professional timing solution delivering instant, accurate performance data for coaches, athletes, and sports scientists.
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The FreeMed baropodometric platform from Sensor Medica is a professional diagnostic system used to assess foot pressure distribution, posture, balance (stabilometry).
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Freemed RunTime XL is an advanced gait and posture analysis Treadmill providing accurate real-time evaluation of movement, balance, and plantar pressure for clinical applications.”
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