Force Plates
By using a Force Plate, you obtain meaningful data about the forces acting on the body during a movement.
In combination with the video recording, this gives you a more detailed insight into a wide range of movements.
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Record and analyse force data quickly and easily with the TEMPLO® software
- Central recording and analysis software
- Compatible with a wide range of force plates
- Capture force data synchronously with the video
- Apply quickly and easily
- Additional measuring systems can be integrated (e.g. EMG, time measurement)
With the analysis systems of CONTEMPLAS you can record force data of various movements synchronously to the video – in sports or health sector.
Force plates for a wide range of applications - the choice is yours!
For your individual force measurement we offer you the possibility to integrate different force plates into our measuring system:
2D or 3D
With 2D force plates, the vertical force and the centre of mass (CoM) can be determined.
Using 3D force plates, they simultaneously measure three force components along the x, y, and z axes and three moment components about the x, y, and z axes for a total of six outputs.
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Stationary or Mobile
Stationary force plates can be used in the laboratory as a permanently installed unit free-standing, modularly installed or recessed into the floor.
Mobile force plates are available for variable use. They are characterised by high flexibility and portability.
Single or Bilateral
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Single plates are characterized especially by their optimal standing/measuring surface. The focus is on flexibility with regard to different activities and step lengths.
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The advantage of bilateral plates is that both measuring plates can be recorded separately. s way, laterality during movement and the associated dysbalances can be determined.
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Special constructions
Special situations require special constructions:
The swimming start block (e.g. Bertec, Kistler) is used for force analysis during swimming starts and turns.
Equipped with dual force sensing plates, the Bertec start block, for example, measures the forces and moments generated by the individual feet during the start. With additional instrumentalised grab bars and an underwater portion, backstroke starts and in water turns can also be analysed here.
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The sprint start block (e.g. Contemplas, Kistler) with 3D force sensors is used to record all relevant forces that occur during sprint starts.
