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We are looking forward to attending the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS2022) annual conference! Taking place at Liverpool John
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We are looking forward to taking part in the BASES Division Event - BASES BIG Day 'BIG Steps Forward' - on Wednesday 25th May. Hosted by the BASES
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We are pleased to be returning to CMAS 2022, the annual meeting of the Clinical Movement Analysis Society. The conference is taking place on May 5th -
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The Summit Medical and Scientific team are delighted to be returning to the 20th Staffordshire Conference on Clinical Biomechanics from 21st - 23rd April.
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AMTI have launched the latest addition to the Optima force plate range - the Optima Special Purpose Series of glass-top force plates which allows activities
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AMTI is pleased to announce the Optima-MMS, the only medical force plate on the EU market (Class 1m). Read their announcement here. AMTI has proven to be
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The University of Exeter's state-of-the-art VSimulators facility is being used as part of research funded by Parkinson's UK. Research aiming to train
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Yesterday we were introduced to VSimulators, the University of Exeter’s new facility which can recreate any environment using innovative technology. Click
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Located at Exeter Science Park, the University of Exeter VSimulators facility is a new 'super force plate' which can recreate any environment either
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