Maximal Grip Strength
A proven, trusted indicator of overall muscle strength and a key criterion for sarcopenia and frailty.
A Growing Need for Smarter Functional Biomarkers:
Clinical trials in geriatrics, neurology, and chronic disease management face a significant challenge: the lack of sensitive, objective, and reliable outcome measures to track disease progression and therapeutic response.
Traditional assessments are often infrequent and burdensome for participants and may miss subtle but clinically meaningful changes.
There is a clear need for validated digital health technologies that allow for objective, remote monitoring of function, providing richer data between clinic visits and capturing real-world patient status
Muscle Fatigability (Grip Work)
A more sensitive biomarker than grip strength alone, shown to be more responsive to interventions and strongly correlates with inflammation and functional decline.
Capacity-to-Perceived Vitality (CPV) Ratio
A novel, clinically validated measure that combines objective endurance with subjective fatigue to detect pre-frailty with high accuracy.
Rate of Voluntary Force Development
To assess muscle power and explosive strength.
Grip Release / Rate of Voluntary Force Relaxation
To analyze muscle control and relaxation properties.
Bilateral Strength & Strength Asymmetry
To compare strength between limbs, critical for neurological and orthopedic studies.
Bimanual Coordination
To evaluate the coordination of both hands.
Force Steadiness
To measure submaximal control and motor stability.
Task-Specific Tremor
To quantify tremors during exertion using integrated sensors.
