In the last decades, the energy cost assessment provided new insight on shuttle or constant running as training modalities. The aim of this study was to clarify if marathon runners and soccer players present specific energy cost values related to their training experience performing constant and shuttle running.

University of Nebraska at Omaha - Department of Biomechanics - relied on COSMED K5 to measure the metabolic cost of walking with a robotic waist tether.

A paper published in the British Medical Journal introduces purposes and methodology of a new clinical trial on gait inefficiencies on cerebral palsy adolescents that will be using COSMED wearable metabolic technology.

Interesting article and video published in September 2014 from AIRMAN, the Official Magazine of the United States Air Force, featuring BOD POD and K4b2.

A special feature on the online magazine Medical Design Technology shows how COSMED technology has been adopted by the White House Medical Unit Wellness Center.