In 1995, in response to industry demand for a higher quality biotelemetry system to monitor canines and non-human primates, D.I.S.S made major commitments to develop and support unique software based systems for the telemetry based research environoment.

DISS offers a high-quality, accurate and reliable system resulting from combining the companies' expertise in software, data acquisition, telemetry electronics and animal research into the design, development, and deployment of its software systems.

emka TECHNOLOGIES acquires Data Integrated Scientific Systems

August 15, 2011, emka TECHNOLOGIES, INC. of Falls Church, VA is pleased to announce its acquisition of key assets and workforce of Data Integrated Scientific Systems (DISS) of Dexter, MI.

emka TECHNOLOGIES is a leading provider of software and hardware products for pre-clinical research, while DISS is an industry expert, with over 20 years of experience, in software solutions for telemetry based research.

As part of emka TECHNOLOGIES, DISS will continue to sell and support its innovative and reliable software based systems, in addition to the following synergetic solutions:

• emkaPACK: a reliable noninvasive solution to measure, ecg, respiration, nibp, temperature, and activity from feeling moving subjects
• ecgAUTO: the worlds leading shape-recognition based analysis software in preclinical studies. ecgAUTO is particularly powerful at performing interval measurements, arrhythmia detections, and much more
• rodentPACK: the only un-tethered eeg/emg/ecg monitoring device from multiple ambulatory rats, that are single or group housed. Now available with seizure detection and sleep scoring modules
• pulmonary products: includes a complete offering of products from whole body plethysmography, to custom exposure chambers for NHP, and noninvasive RIP large animals.

Together, emka TECHNOLOGIES and DISS, offer stronger software and hardware solutions dedicated to mission-critical environments, such as labs with GLP compliance, as well as Bio-defense research centers.