Multi-Function 2000 Arm/Leg 2000

Bench-Press Exercise Squat Exercise

Shoulder-Press

The World's Only Computerized
CLOSED KINETIC CHAIN
Exercise Machine

See the Overview of the ACES 2000

No other computerized exercise system adjusts to the patient to ensure, optimum programming and safety,
but rather having the patient adjust to the system.

For the first time, you can now use high technology to manage and control your exercise system.

See a complete Technical Description

The following presentation describes the Implementation of the ACES at NASA

The following are a summary of the features and benefits of the ACES product line.

The Ariel ACES 2000 Operating System
uniquely controls, records, evaluates, and modifies functional performance
with programmed parameters that are user defined.

Specific Models

CES 2000 Back

• The Ariel CES 2000 Back is ergonomically designed for lumbar extension and abdominal flexion . It specifically isolates the abdominal-lumbar areas with simple adjustments.
• The Ariel Back is easy to use. Electric motors adjust the seat to its optimum position, allowing quick and efficient patient positioning.
• Lumbar extension and abdominal flexion can be tested, quantified and exercised independently.
• The Ariel Back has an adjustable range of motion and programmable stops, which allow specific safety in testing and rehabilitation according to patient needs.
• A minimal equipment footprint reduces space requirements.
• It is designed for additional attachments, such as lift testing and lateral back flexion/extension.
• Protocols can be designed to mimic specific lifting situations.

CES 2000 Multi-Function

• The Ariel CES 2000 Multi-Function allows closed kinetic chain testing and rehabilitation. Multi-joint whole body, lower and upper torso exercises, such as squats or bench presses, can be performed objectively and quantified. It can be used bilaterally and unilaterally for over twenty-five exercises.
• The Ariel Multi-Function allows the testing and reconditioning of an entire extremity in a functional mode, and can be applied to a total body reconditioning exercise program in conjunction with individual joint treatment. No attachments are necessary.
• The Ariel Multi-Function allows for versatile and flexible work hardening.
• Protocols can be designed to mimic specific work situations such as dynamic lifting or sport activities such as vertical jumping.
• A built in lift task test format, correlated to the NIOSH Test database, is available.

CES 2000 Arm-Leg

• The Ariel CES 2000 Arm-Leg is designed for isolated, single joint movements of the knee, elbow, shoulder and ankle. It can also be used for multi-joint exercises.
• It allows either unilateral or bilateral joint testing without repositioning the patient.
• The Arm-Leg has infinite seat adjustments for precise joint positioning. Attachments are available for versatile applications.
• An active extremity can control the movement of the contralateral extremity in a passive manner.
• A minimal equipment footprint reduces space requirements.

Check here how it is used in one of our customer location

Reference Material on ACES

• The Ariel Computerized Systems Partial Exercise List
  Includes every possible exercise routine that might be of use in sports and rehabilitation.
  
  
• ACES MANUAL
  The most comprehensive information on the Ariel Computerized Exercise System (ACES)
  
  
• Principles of Resistive Training
  Symposium on Olympic Sports Medicine Clinics in Sports Medicine-Vol. 2, No. 1, March 1983 Resistive Training; pp. 55-69. Gideon B. Ariel, Ph.D.*

  *President, Coto Research Center, Trabuco Canyon, California, Chairman, Biomechanics Committee, Sports Medicine Council, United States Olympic Committee (1976-1984).

• Muscles in Action
  Muscle and Joint movement-University of Michigan