A little resistance. A clearer idea.
Explore Ohm’s law by changing voltage and resistance, then follow what happens to current.
Explore IONM concepts, practise through scenarios, and follow the tools we’re building for human-supervised waveform review.
A space for curiosity. A commitment to human review.
Explore the physics behind the signal. More teaching-tool groups are locked for now.
Explore Ohm’s law by changing voltage and resistance, then follow what happens to current.
Practise placing electrodes on a teaching schematic and connect the labels with their locations.
The two most recent milestones from our development journal.
Development dates are not release announcements. Explore the journal for scope and access notes.
Annotation jobs, staged work and training are organised into separate areas, helping authorised team members find the next step without crowding the workspace.
Research access and task permissions continue to apply.
The cstMEP research workflow brings suggested muscle crops, waveform traces and marker review together. Reviewers can move or resize crop boxes and check their boundaries before tracing.
Suggestions remain provisional and human-supervised. This work is for education and research, not clinical decision-making.