Innovation Partnership proceeds with RMIT University

14 Jul

2020

Innovation Partnership proceeds with RMIT University

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Innovation Partnership proceeds with RMIT University

Associate Professor Zhen Zheng from RMIT University’s School of Health and Biomedical Sciences observed the Balance Mat in operation on 24 July 2019.

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She was impressed by the versatility of the Multimetric Balance Mat and proposed that her team undertake a research project to investigate the product’s potential as a balance measurement tool for sports science.

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RMIT University Lecturer in Exercise Sciences Dr Isaac Selva Raj (pictured) was appointed as project leader.

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During August and September 2019 Dr Raj carried out a pilot study to compare the results of balance tests using the Balance Mat and a force plate simultaneously.

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Now that the pilot study has been completed the research team is proceeding with an ethics approval application before a full-scale research project can begin.

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Your's in Good Health,

Ian Bergman

Managing Director

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