The Hebei Institute of Physical Education acquired our TMG S1 system for educational, scientific and elite sports training purposes. The institute, which was founded in 1984 and has a teaching staff of 450 and 4.500 full-time students, is the only organization of higher education involved in physical education in Shijiazhuang. Apart from education, the institute has largely contributed to the success of many elite Chinese athletes, including Olympic Games participants Guo Jingjing and Cai Yalin.

In September 2014, our second article on MC with the title “In-Vivo Measurement of Muscle Tension: Dynamic Properties of the MC Sensor during Isometric Muscle Contraction” has been published in the Sensors journal. The article focuses on the mechanical properties of an MC sensor during isometric muscle contraction in different length/tension conditions. You can download the full article from the Sensors website.

The TMG S1 diagnostic system provides in-depth information about muscle status and function. As we know, the most demanding task is to make a complicated thing simple, so we have invested a lot of resources into the development of an easy to understand profile of an athlete’s muscles in a graphical format. Such elaborate but easy to understand information will support your decisions and help you optimize your work, while you still have access to numerical results for detailed analysis. For more details about the new diagnostic report feature, please contact us.

Our long term research partner and client the University of Primorska has recently started the PANGeA project during which they will perform a variety of studies in the field of M-wave, which will reveal new applications that would help increase the quality of life of older people.

Inner Mongolia Science Center has implemented TMG S1 system into their research work in the field of sport science and rehabilitation. Due to their innovative approach, we expect an interesting outcome that will result in new applications.