Buyers also can select the interface for computer control, data transmission and data output.
At home, the system mainly is used by the automotive industry for collision testing, bench tests and running tests. Here, though, the main WR1000 applications could be turbine inspection and maintenance by utilities and rolling stock testing by railroads. NKUS LAB has been given responsibility for developing products, including related software, for the American market. It will contract out production to a U.S. manufacturer. Nihon Kohden's Irvine marketing unit will handle sales and maintenance of these patient monitoring systems and any imported from Japan.