The Rennbahnklinik specializes in functional-biomechanical diagnostics in the field of sports orthopedics and traumatology.
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The zebris FDM-TR is a mobile pressure measurement treadmill for dynamic running and gait analysis. A calibrated sensor matrix with high-quality capacitive pressure sensors – depending on the version, with up to 12,000 sensors – captures pressure distribution at various speeds. A specially developed method compensates for the treadmill’s motion, allowing fully stable gait and roll-off patterns to be analyzed.
Thanks to its mobile design, the FDM-TR can be used flexibly – for fast, well-founded evaluations directly on-site with customers and patients. Results are displayed in real time on standard PCs and are available as a clear, color-coded report.
Durable pressure sensor technology built into a mobile treadmill – unique, for flexible on-site use.
One system for three analysis modes – suitable for research and clinical practice, with or without shoes.
Combinable with zebris high-speed cameras for synchronized video, plus expansion options for motion analysis and EMG.
Product brochure for the zebris FDM-T system with technical details and application examples.
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More InformationThe FDM-TR is the portable version – it uses the same pressure measurement technology but offers greater flexibility, for example, it can be used directly on site with customers and patients, rather than being permanently installed in a laboratory.
Depending on the model, the sensor unit is fitted with up to 12,000 capacitive pressure sensors.
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The Rennbahnklinik specializes in functional-biomechanical diagnostics in the field of sports orthopedics and traumatology.
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