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Intelligent Non-invasive Blood Pressure Meter (BP-2010A) utilizes the Tail-Cuff method combined with photoelectric plethysmography (PPG) technology. It employs an infrared sensor to detect blood volume changes in the tail artery of rats and mice. By analyzing the relationship between pressure and pulse during cuff inflation, it achieves non-invasive and accurate blood pressure measurement.

Implantable Physiological Signal Telemetry System (DSCF-08) is specifically designed to measure physiological parameters in small laboratory animals, such as rats and mice. The system involves surgically implanting a telemetry device into the animal's body, enabling real-time, continuous monitoring of physiological indicators in awake, freely moving animals.

ECG Acquisition and Analysis System (SP-2006) is a high-precision device designed for recording and analyzing electrocardiographic signals in various laboratory animals, including rats, mice, dogs, monkeys, pigs, rabbits, cattle, and horses. Utilizing advanced signal processing technology, this system delivers accurate and clear ECG waveforms while offering multiple automated analysis functions.