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    Cogitobio et Osteobio réalisent une étude TMS pour Carrefour.

    by Cogitobio Tuesday, 02 March 2010 23:08

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    Cogitobio est partenaire du colloque organisé par Mecabio le 16 octobre 2009 - Paris.

    by Cogitobio Tuesday, 02 March 2010 23:08

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    Le groupe SEB a choisi Cogitobio pour l’optimisation de ses gammes de produits "ergo" et "ergo élégante".

    by Cogitobio Tuesday, 02 March 2010 23:08

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    Cogitobio et ses partenaires RCP et Compin ont remporté l’appel d’offres sur la réalisation d’un concept siège pour la SNCF.

    by Cogitobio Tuesday, 02 March 2010 23:07

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    Cogitobio organise une formation en ergonomie en février 2010 pour les acteurs industriels impliqués dans le confort et l’ergonomie.

    by Cogitobio Tuesday, 02 March 2010 23:06

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  • Seats - Comfort

    Biomechanics and seat ergonomics

     

  • Product-Ergonomics

    Biomechanics and man/product interface

  • MSD

    Muskuloskeletal Disorder - Biomechanics and man/machine interface

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    Our research and training programs

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    Mecabio
    Pluridisciplinary research association aiming at elaborating a biomechanical model of the locomotor apparatus.

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    Osteobio

    College of Biomechanics applied to Osteopathy

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Presentation

Created in 2000, Cogitobio is a company whose aim is to facilitate the transfer of technologies stemming from fundamental research on the musculoskeletal system to the industrial world.

Our innovative approach allows us to apprehend and solve ergonomics problems in the design of products and in work posts. Cogitobio benefits from the Research Tax Credit certification (Crédit Impôt Recherche). Therefore, research and development operations that are entrusted to us can qualify for tax credits.


Our specificity: Biomechanics in the service of ergonomics

Our understanding of kinematics and articular mechanisms allows us to participate in the innovation, the creation or the optimization of products and tools in the field of man/machine and man/equipment interface. Our biomechanical model is developed in partnership with a clinical research institution, OSTEOBIO and a fundamental research institution, MECABIO. It permits us to understand how joints function or become dysfunctional thanks to the interaction between biology and mechanics via articular kinematics.