
A unique setup for the automation of the Open Field test for rats and mice : 3D-camera based technology is now capable of direct height...
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Motor activity, coordination, and control disorders are common symptoms in numerous neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, including Parkinson's disease—whose prevalence has doubled since 2000 (WHO)—, Huntington's disease, and multiple sclerosis. These impairments significantly affect patients' quality of life and remain a major focus of preclinical research. Since 1996, Bioseb has been dedicated to developing advanced tools for assessing movement, coordination, and motor deficits in preclinical rodent models, primarily mice and rats. These solutions are essential for evaluating motor function recovery, understanding disease progression, and exploring therapeutic strategies across a wide range of neurological disorders.