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20.12.2023

A new sensor with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi was developed in 2023 in two versions: for sports and biomechanics. We now have the ability to transfer data online. Mubatec specialists have developed the first version of the software for mobile phones. A lot of research work and a series of experiments on golf course were also carried out, which made it possible to improve calculation algorithms. Work continues to improve the new Mubatec indenter to physically determine yield stress from indentation diagram. Preparations have begun for Control 2024 in Stuttgart.

20.12.2023

Happy New Year to all our partners and buyers of our equipment! We wish you good health and good luck in realizing your plans in New Year.

17.05.2023

Mubatec participated in the Control 2023 Exhibition at Stuttgart (Hall 9, booth 9212). We organized the stand as two testing laboratories, so that we could not only show the developments, but also demonstrate their work to anyone. The first zone was dedicated to our new Mubatec HU indenter and hardness testers. The second zone was devoted to the biomechanics project, in particular the golf swing tests, as well as the assessment of the musculoskeletal system by gait analyse. To do this, a special automated treadmill was installed at the stand, on which express tests were carried out.

26.04.2023

Work was continued to improve hardware and software. Software has been completed for monitoring the state of the human musculoskeletal system in the process of recovery after hip replacement surgery, followed by the development of recommendations for more effective rehabilitation. Work continued on Mubatec's βsensor Sport for analysing Swing strike in golf, and search software was developed with the ability to transmit experiment data via Bluetooth. We will demonstrate both Mubatec βSensor Sport and Gang sensors at our stand on special simulators.

24.04.2023

Work was carried out to improve the new elliptical type of indenter - Mubatec Indenter. Experiments were carried out on different steels and was developed new commercial software that allows physically reasoned determination of the yield strength of a material from an indentation diagram with elliptical type indenter. Mubatec HU with new indenter will be presented at the exhibition Control 2023. We will be glad to present devices and new methods. Our guests are welcome to bring their structural steel samples for blind tests.

20.04.2023

In 2022 Mubatec participated in the Control exhibition in Stuttgart after a two-year break. As a result of the exhibition, constructive conclusions were made. Work was organized in two main directions: improvement of Mubatec HU series hardness testers and software; development of new methods for analyse of Human Locomotion using Mubatec βSensor.

26.05.2022

At the beginning of May, we took part in the Control Exhibition in Stuttgart. This is the first exhibition since Pandemic. There were not as many visitors as usual, but it went well. There were a lot of visitors at our booth, and of course we met our old friends and colleagues there. This time we presented two versions of the MUBATEC HU Universal Hardness Tester with a new indenter which we developed during the pandemic. The new Indentor allows direct measurement of the yield strength of a material, which greatly extends the capabilities of our hardness tester.

11.11.2021

Mubatec is successfully developing a new project in the field of biomechanics research. The project has several applied areas - medical, sports, and also allows to control fatigue level over time.

04.05.2021

MUBATEC has started to prepare On-Line courses for engineers working in nuclear power plants. We plan to prepare a one week course on Fracture Mechanics for equipment and pipelines. Five days course of 2 lectures and two labs per day. The course will contain a lot of interactive material and examples of accident analysis. The lectures and labs will form a single material. The course will be prepared by September and submitted to the IAEA for review

01.04.2021

MUBATEС specialists participated in two Webinars on Materials Science with BUEHLER