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Johnson Space
Center
1996 Phase
2
Expandable 4-channel EMG Data Logger
Delsys, Inc.
Boston, MA
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INNOVATION
The DelSys MyoMonitor™ is
a 4-channel portable data logger designed to acquire and store surface
electromyographic (EMG) signals effortlessly and reliably for up to
16 hours. The incentive for this project was provided by NASA when a
need was expressed to monitor the muscular state of Astronauts during
missions. The technology has direct applications in the commercial sector
for rehabilitation, activity monitoring in home-care, performance monitoring
of athletes and research in ergonomics.
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MyoMonitor
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- The development of reliable hassle-free
EMG electrodes, requiring no training or previous experience for use.
- The ability to monitor EMG signals
in remote locations anywhere in the world. All other EMG monitoring
devices are designed to work in laboratory settings
- The development of a medical-grade
double sided adhesive interface system for securing the EMG electrodes
to the surface of the skin for long periods of time and in adverse
conditions without compromising the physical condition of the skin
in any way.
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Trade-Mark applied for “MyoMonitor™”
- The MyoMonitor™ entered its
commercialization phase prior to Phase II contract completion. Upon
contract completion, sales on the device were already logged.
- Technology is covered by a pending patent.
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- DelSys, Inc. has successfully applied for and received
7 SBIR Phase I and Phase II Grants.
- The Neuromuscular Research Center of Boston
University is currently using the latest version of the MyoMonitor.
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