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	IST announces its partnership with SensAble Technologies and SenseGraphics to integrate motion capture, haptics and 3-D immersive displays for the neuroscientist and for rehabilitation. Visit Booth 2111 at NeuroScience Nov 13-16, 2005. Click here for details.

	IST announces support for passive optical systems to augment its existing family of motion capture technologies. See details on the addition of Motion Analysis Hawk and Eagle camera systems and Qualisys high resolution systems.

	IST partners with SR Research to bring *Eyelink II 3D* powered by The MotionMonitor™. See details.

3/1/2004	New in Version 6. Now available for download. Review new features here.

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Hand and Foot Detail provides high resolution tracking of individual bones in the hands and feet. See the Release for specifics.

Spine Detail provides tracking of individual vertebra of the spinal columns. See the Release for more detail.

EMG data collection and processing now with user control of filter settings and data outputs of EMG signals. See details.

The International Society of Biomechanics, the International Shoulder Group and the Delft University have proposed a protocol for the study of shoulder mechanics. Now, The MotionMonitor™ offers implementation of the protocol. See details.

The MotionMonitor Goniometer Plus™ provides an in-expensive tri-axial electro-goniometer for joint angle measurement plus many additional kinematic measures. Ideal for low budget research and clinical settings where accuracy and speed are essential. See details.

New x-ray registration protocols for tracking internal landmarks In-Vivo and mesh file creation functions for In-Vitro visualization of joint surfaces were announced at ASB 2000.

Two applications from The MotionMonitor™ Physical Therapy Application Suite were demonstrated at the APTA 2000 conference in Indianapolis. Biofeedback for balance and supervised exercise together with the Clinical Gait Analysis product were on display.

The MotionMonitor™ Physical Therapy Application Suite introduced at the APTA show in New Orleans.

Dr. Steven Lavender reports that the NIOSH study is in full swing. Thus far over 300 subjects from 6 facilities have begun training on The LiftTrainer™ Protocol. Early results confirm findings of the pilot studies and will be reported at the Orthopedic Research Society Association Meeting in March of 2000.