Exercise

Comprehensive monitoring systems allow 24-hour, automated, non-invasive collection of several physiological and behavioral parameters.

Columbus Instruments treadmills are state-of-the-art systems engineered for automated, non-invasive monitoring of laboratory animal activity, delivering precise and reliable data for physiology and behavior research.

Custom-built home cage running wheels engineered for precise and reliable measurement of spontaneous activity in subjects.

Precisely controlled enclosures for regulating temperature and light conditions in research studies.

A precisely engineered instrument designed for reliable and consistent measurement of neurological conditions.

The Grip Strength Meter is employed in assessing neuromuscular function using efficiently designed pull bar assemblies.

A rapid and efficient instrument designed to accurately assess pain relief levels in small laboratory animals.

Allows exercise within an isolated space. An exercise belt, associated pulleys and optional stimuli are enclosed in a compartment which can be made air-tight

A precise, non-invasive blood pressure monitor that accurately measures systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure.

Multi-axis activity monitor for flexible, high-precision tracking of subject movement.

Automated animal activity meter for measuring locomotor activity, stereotypic movement, vertical movement, time in square, and animal path.

Designed to accurately measure the vertical component of motion associated with the startle reflex.

A multi-station rotation monitoring system that records full and partial turning motion in small laboratory animals.

Implementation of the classic Rota-rod, designed to measure motor coordination, balance, and endurance in small animals.

An easy-to-use instrument that determines pain sensitivity accurately and reproducibly.

Automated liquid delivery system with accurate, volumetric measurement for precise tracking of consumption.