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Two Push Units, Excellence Licence
Ten items appear on this contents list: a K-Push with the Twin Handle, a second K-Push without it, a K-Bubble, a K-Grip, a K-Pull, a K-Move, the K-Force Plates, a plates frame, a bar accessory and a duffle bag. Seven sensor units across six measurement types, and the doubled dynamometer is the reason. Two push measurements can be set up at the same moment, on two people or on two limbs.
The subscription attached to it is EXCELLENCE, the top of Kinvent's three published tiers, for one year. That licence is where group testing, CSV export of raw data and Video K-apture appear, and where terminals and patient profiles both reach twenty. Performance departments, university programs and multi-practitioner clinics are the readers who need those four rows. The hardware list and the licence were assembled for the same kind of operation.
What Excellence Adds
Kinvent publish their licence comparison openly, and four capabilities appear in the Excellence column and nowhere else. Those four are the reason to choose this configuration over a Premium one.
Six Measurement Types
Six kinds of reading come out of this box, and every one of them writes to the same profile in the Kinvent app. The figures below are the ones Kinvent publish for each sensor.
Closer Look
Kinvent supply two K-Push units here, one carrying the Twin Handle and one supplied without it. Isometric strength testing can therefore run at two stations at once, which matters on a testing day where a queue of athletes is the constraint. It also means one unit can stay in a configured setup while the other moves. Each K-Push reads compression through two flat 50 kg load cells, with a published range up to 90 kg and an accuracy of 0.1 kg, and Kinvent state it was validated against an Electroforce testing system. The rest of the handheld group stays single: one K-Pull, one K-Grip, one K-Bubble, one K-Move.
A plates frame and a bar accessory appear on this contents list and on no other. Kinvent name both without publishing a specification for either, so they are listed here exactly as itemised. The K-Force Plates they accompany are a pair of portable platforms reading vertical force under each foot, listed at a capacity of up to approximately 600 kg per platform, which covers a quiet standing trial, a loaded squat and an isometric mid-thigh pull on the same equipment. The duffle bag closes out the list.
Where the two K-Push units cover compression, the four remaining handheld sensors each cover a route the others cannot. K-Pull takes the load through an anchor point so the tester is out of the load path, which is how Kinvent list the isometric mid-thigh pull and the Nordic hamstring test among its setups. K-Grip returns peak grip force from a squeeze that takes two seconds. K-Bubble is a wireless inflatable pressure sensor, so a ball between the knees or a cushion behind the head becomes a force figure where a rigid pad has nowhere to sit. K-Move records joint range of motion to better than 0.5 degrees from a nine-degree-of-freedom inertial unit, and compares an injured limb against a healthy one in the same view.
Where This Configuration Earns Its Place
Each of these draws on a protocol Kinvent name for one of the sensors, or on a row they list in the Excellence column.
Where This Pack Sits
The Physio Sports Pack and the Rehab Pack both stand apart from Kinvent's numbered range. The Advanced Pack is the nearest rung on that ladder by size. Read the three together and the questions are how many K-Push units you need, whether surface EMG matters more than a second dynamometer, and which licence column you have to be in.
Full Spec Sheet
Trusted & Certified
These are the certifications and registrations Kinvent publish for their platform and their quality and information security systems. They cover the company and its medical device and data handling, not a performance claim about this sensor.
Who Uses Kinvent
Kinvent name the following among the organizations working with their sensors. The list is theirs, published on their own product pages.
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