Contact
Sharon Joines
Director, RED Lab
sharon_joines@ncsu.edu
The RED Lab maintains state-of-the-art and accurate testing equipment for its projects. We make all attempts to keep the following list up to date:
| Data Type | Typical Methods/Equipment for Collecting Data |
|---|---|
| Muscle Activity | Electromyography (surface – tethered, TEL 100C , and telemetry, TEL 100C-RF), MP 150 Data Acquisition System, 4mm and 8mm electrodes (custom laser-cut electrode collar supports) |
| Torque Generation | BTE Primus Work Simulator II™, Sensing Systems Torque Meter, Joint Torsiometers (3-110 mm and 2-180 mm) |
| Posture and Joint Deviation | BTE Work Simulator II™, Baseline manual goniometer, Electro-goniometers: Finger Goniometers (4-35mm) and Twin-Axis Goniometers (2-110 mm and 3-150 mm), Ascension Motionstar™, Postural Video Analysis, Lumbar Motion Monitor |
| Force Application | BTE Primus Work Simulator II™ Load Cell, Baseline Hand Dynamometer, 2- Baseline Pinch gauges, AMTI Force Platforms, Chatillon Dynamometer, F-Scan®, VersaTek® System bipedal in-shoe analysis, Tekscan Pressure Arrays™ (CONFORMat® and Grip™ System Tactile Grip Force and Pressure Measurement), Wireless Multi-Handle ELF System, Pliance System, IMADA Digital Force Gauge, Small and Medium Loadcells |
| Physiological Changes | SensorMedics VMAX Metabolic Cart™, skin surface temperature transducer, fast response temperature probe, Suunto Smart Belt heart rate monitor, ActiGraph GT3x Accelerometer, BioHarness (portable biological data logger and telemetry system with small, medium, large, and X-Large Zephyr chest straps)1 |
| 1Zephyr BioHarnass Data Channels: ECG - Raw (RF only; not logged), Breathing, RR Interval, Heart Rate, Respiration Rate, Skin Temperature, Posture, Vector Magnitude, Peak Acceleration, Breathing Wave Amplitude, X axis acceleration min., X axis acceleration peak, Y axis acceleration min., Y axis acceleration peak, Z axis acceleration peak, Z axis acceleration min. |