Mechanical testing
The Biomechanics and Medical Devices Laboratory at The University of Texas at Tyler has the capability to perform and analyze the results of biomechanical experiments including tensile and compression tests, 3 and 4 point bending tests, cantilevered bending, cyclic fatigue tests, multiaxial testing, ASTM and other standards based testing, and non-standard or custom testing, including testing in saline environments, at body temperature, inclusion of 2d strain field measurements with digital image correlation, and other advanced techniques. Additional, through our network of partners, we can perform planar biaxial testing, torsional testing, wear testing, and other complex tests.
About University of Texas at Tyler
UT Tyler is a mid-sized public doctoral research university serving East Texas through a comprehensive academic and health enterprise. Integration with the UT Tyler Health Science Center and UT Health East Texas connects research, medical education, clinical research, and care across a 10-hospital, 90-clinic network. Multiple campuses and regional partnerships extend collaboration with employers and communities across Northeast Texas. Research draws competitive support from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and other sponsors. Technology-transfer and commercialization functions, together with ETX Launchpad, support entrepreneurship and pathways from ideas to market.
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