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LiftTrak is a electronic motion evaluation system designed to functionally assess risk by determining compression forces during lifting, pushing, pulling, or setting down activities. It compares those forces to NIOSH lifting guidelines. Designing specific rehabilitation programs, pre-placement test and workstations can be accomplished easily and automatically. The unit features a computerized video system, real time data acquisition, fully automatic data input with two and three dimensional capability, and full color view of stick figures from any viewpoint.

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This product record was updated on December 22, 1999.

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Motion Analysis Corporation

3617 Westwind Boulevard
Santa Rosa, California 95403
United States
Telephone: 707-579-6500.
Fax: 707.578.8473.
Web: http://www.motionanalysis.com/.
Email: info@motionanalysis.com.


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