The Chapin Gait and Motion Lab serves people with medical conditions due to strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, amputations, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. This 1,644-square-foot lab contains state-of-the-art technology for evaluating movement function.
- Twelve Oqus digital infared cameras
- Four force platforms
- Wired and wireless electromyography system
- Electronic timing system
- Metabolic measurement system
- Biodex system for quantifying strength
- Sixteen-foot electronic walkway for recording stride characteristics during walking
- Computerized dynamic posturography
- 100-foot runway with overhead safety support track
- High-speed computer network