NERL is located in the brand new Emily Byrd
Biomedical Research Building on the Health
Sciences campus of WVU. NERL consists of two
rooms - the Motion Capture Lab and the TMS Lab.
The lab has state-of-the-art equipment to record and analyze human movements.
- Motion capture system by PhaseSpace
- Wireless EMG system by Delsys
- High-density EMG systems by Ripple
- Virtual reality system by Unreal and Unity with Oculus and Vive
The lab has equipment to magnetically and
electrically stimulate the human nervous system.
- Transcranial magnetic stimulator by Magstim
- TMS guiding system by Brainsight
- Electrical stimulator by Digitimer
- Robotic perturbations by Baxter
- Integrated with all motion capture lab equipment