An apparatus for measuring workloads by an individual, e.g., bicycle.
An exercise device.
A device designed to measure the amount of energy used or amount of work done while a person is engaged in a specific task. An ergometer may be used to test the overall ability of the heart, lungs, blood vessels, and muscles to increase energy expenditure to meet the metabolic demands of physical work. Treadmills and stepping machines are examples of ergometers.
An apparatus for measuring the amount of work done by a human or animal subject.
An ergometer is a device that quantifies and logs the level of physical exertion the body is performing and its reaction to a specified amount of exercise. It constantly records data both during and after physical activity, tracking aspects like heart rate and rhythm (via an ECG), blood pressure, breathing rate, and the volume of oxygen consumed from the air.