Electronic goniometer/kinesiology sensor

Electronic goniometers and kinesiology sensors are wearable or handheld devices used to measure joint movement, limb motion, or spinal range of motion in clinical settings. Clinicians rely on them to assess physical function before or after medical procedures, track rehabilitation progress, or evaluate fitness levels, often exporting data to software for detailed analysis.

These devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They may require compliance with safety and performance standards, though specifics depend on the device’s intended use and how data is processed or displayed. Always check local regulations for proper classification and usage guidelines.