HVLab Diagnostic Equipment (instruments and software) have been developed to assist the diagnosis of the vascular and neurological effects of hand-transmitted vibration, known as the hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).

The HVLab Diagnostic Instruments are used in medical, industrial, research and educational establishments for health surveillance, medical diagnosis, and fundamental research.

HVLab Laboratory Instrumentation has been developed to assist the measurement and evaluation of human exposures to whole-body vibration and hand-transmitted vibration. The instrumentation benefits from fundamental and applied research in the Human Factors Research Unit at the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research at the University of Southampton, a world-class leader in this field.