SmartCuffs vs ActivForce

The SmartCuffs app is designed to connect to your SmartCuffs 4.0 devices. Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training is a technique in which combines low-intensity exercise under reduced arterial flow conditions. BFR is quantifiably and objectively reducing the amount of blood flow into an extremity by using a specially made medical tourniquet. BFR allows individuals to use low loads yet achieve results similar to high intensity training. The SmartCuffs 4.0 is the only wireless BFR cuff in the world that contains our TriPressure technology. This allows for 3 types of evidenced-based, research supported BFR (continuous, intermittent, and resting BFR).

The data-driven advantage for practitioners. The new ActivForce companion app syncs with the handheld dynamometer and inclinometer to optimize care and recovery with real-time data. Accurate, Adaptable & Accessible Strength & ROM Testing Technology Streamline workflows, elevate your practice and improve your clients’ results. ActivForce’s integrated digital system measures, tracks and visualizes strength, force and range of motion (ROM) metrics. Designed to improve decision-making with data-driven insights, the new software supports: - Comprehensive Testing & Sequences: Perform multiple muscle force, symmetry comparison and ROM tests. Customize test sequences for faster and more flexible testing. - Real-Time Insights: Force and ROM metrics are instantly visualized to support faster and more informed care decisions. - Detailed Data Modelling: Industry-standard calculations and analysis offer deeper insights into client progress, supporting tailored care plans. - Portable, Flexible Testing: Conduct sessions anywhere from homes to hospitals with quick set-up and offline functionality. Customize Testing. Optimize Recovery. Maximize Retention. Our system is engineered to meet practitioners’ needs and optimize client outcomes. Seamlessly sync data with ActivForce’s intuitive web dashboard to improve analysis and reporting while reducing manual inputs. Assess the problem. Access the insights. Address the issue with effective, evidence-based care.