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This week we were invited to use the XSENSOR X4 Foot & Gait in-shoe plantar pressure measurement device at the Staffordshire University Movement
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Tune in on Wednesday 15th June to learn about Force & Foot Function in XSENSOR's latest free webinar. Musculoskeletal Podiatrist & Clinical
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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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Tune in to this free webinar on Wednesday May 25th and learn about optimising strength training using plantar pressure mapping technology. Register
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It was fantastic to visit the University of Brighton's School of Podiatry today to speak about pressure measurement technology! Thank you to the School
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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 analysis of plantar pressure data has become a crucial part of understanding dynamic weight bearing function in clinical gait assessments. XSENSOR
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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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Research using Intelligent Dynamic Sensing is being conducted by Brock University in Canada, which is looking into giving speed skaters a new competitive
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