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Understanding biomechanics allows SwRI engineers to develop force and motion sensors, such as this spinal fusion assessment device.

 

The Biomedical Engineering staff of Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) characterize the structural and micromechanical behavior of biological materials and devices, providing clients with critical information that enables them to improve the design and efficiency of their devices.

  • Cardiac biodynamics

  • Hemodynamics

  • Joint articulation and lubrication

  • Spinal implant

  • Soft tissue modeling

  • Orthopedic hardware

For more information about biomechanics capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please e-mail Heather Hanson, or call (210) 522-5798.
 

Contact Information

Heather Hanson

Biomechanics

(210) 522-5798

hhanson@swri.org

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March 25, 2008