BTS S.p.A

BTS Bioengineering has born 26 years ago with the purpose to provide an objective and quantitative evaluation of the human movement. BTS has a long history in the research field, made of important collaborations with universities and research centres, as the NASA. And BTS can boast satisfying relationships with more than 500 clinical centres all over the world. BTS customers recognize that BTS values are the accuracy, the easiness of use and the reliability of BTS solutions that are fully integrated and scalable in order to answer at best to anyone requirements.
BTS Biomedical is BTS's division committed to the development of solutions for the clinical environment that improve analysis, support diagnosis and make therapy more effective. BTS Biomedical is made up of a team of engineers and medical practitioners committed to mining new clinical discoveries and technological advances and transforming them into effective and productive solutions for everyday clinical practice. BTS goal is to use the accumulated clinical experience of recent years and those yet to come to benefit an increasingly large number of patients and medical practitioners, providing fully integrated solutions, ready to use and complete of appropriate training in order to use at best.

BTS GAITLAB:

BTS GAITLAB is the new complete native integrated solution for the clinical world where gait analysis becomes an accurate, quick, complete and easily interpreted examination. It is composed by innovative and high performing solutions, starting from the inertial sensor BTS G-WALK up to the highly sensitive video cameras for the motion capture.
BTS GAITLAB is a valuable tool that provides the doctor with quantitative data allowing for the examination and analysis of postural and walking-related problems, load abnormalities and muscle deficits that cannot be measured by a mere objective examination and video recording.
Thanks to its accurate analysis you can have an affordable tool for an accurate 360° assessment, so a reliable support for customers diagnostic decisions.