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PORTABLE
MOTION AND GAIT ANALYSIS LAB SYSTEMS
Pricing
- Our portable motion and gait lab analysis packages start at around $6,000
including our Advanced software.
Price includes everything you need: PC, camcorders, remote controls,
tripods, software, cables, accessories and complete instructions.
Systems are fully assembled with software installed and are ready to go right out of the box.
How to choose the right
system
- The table below will help you quickly find the Medical Motion system
that's right for you and your budget
(click on model numbers below for details).
N20G systems -
These systems are commercial-level packages designed for small medical
groups, clinics, etc. where moderate use is needed. These
systems have fast processors and large hard drives to store more video
than typical PCs.
(click here for details).
N30G systems -
These systems are high-end commercial packages designed for large institutions,
universities, hospitals or clinics where many patients are being
treated. These systems have very fast PCs and large hard drives and
they can easily accommodate our multi-camera option.
(click here for details)
N40G systems -
These systems are our top-of-the-line institutional systems. These
systems are built with the largest and fastest PCs available and have
massive hard drives for storing extensive video libraries. The systems
also come with very fast, broadcast-quality cameras. The systems are
designed especially for large hospitals, universities and
research institutions. Systems also are designed to accommodate
multi-camera operation.
(click here for details)
ACCESSORY PACKAGES -
Several packages are available to complete a motion analysis
laboratory including treadmills, lighting packages, dual cameras and
more. (click here for details)
Toll-free (US only): 888-265-6226
International: 001-760-942-0116
Fax: 760-942-6285
email:
salesinfo@medical-motion.com
Sales/support hours: 8AM-4PM PST
SMI
Offices
located in New Jersey and California
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Medical Motion. 2000-2007, all rights reserved.
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