About us

Analtica has built nearly two decades of trusted expertise in research, innovation, and consultancy. Professor Chockalingam’s extensive work in biomechanics and gait analysis, along with his presentations at national and international conferences, has established Analtica as a go-to authority in the field.

Under the direction of Professor Nachiappan Chockalingam, a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Scientist, and qualified biomechanist with a PhD in Clinical Biomechanics, Analtica has built nearly two decades of trusted expertise in research, innovation, and consultancy. Professor Chockalingam’s extensive work in biomechanics and gait analysis, along with his presentations at national and international conferences, has established Analtica as a go-to authority in the field.

Our multidisciplinary team combines both quantitative and qualitative research expertise across areas such as gait analysis, orthopaedics, clinical anatomy, sports biomechanics, muscle function, and podiatric biomechanics. With a focus on rehabilitation technologies and assistive devices, our experts design evidence-based solutions that enhance mobility, support recovery, and improve quality of life for those with musculoskeletal and movement challenges.

Analtica’s consultancy work has served a diverse client base, including global sports and footwear brands, prosthetics and orthotics companies, government and non-government agencies, and universities. Our team also provides expert and expert witness services, supporting cases and projects with credible, research-backed insights. Furthermore, Analtica has contributed to national reports, informing government policies to promote public health and industry standards.
At Analtica, our mission is to drive innovation and provide high-impact solutions in rehabilitation and biomechanics. By partnering with leading brands and organisations, we strive to improve product design, enhance performance, and support recovery through advanced, evidence-based practices that make a tangible difference in people’s lives.

About our Director

Professor Nachiappan Chockalingam is an internationally recognised leader in biomechanics, clinical innovation, and interdisciplinary research, holding academic positions in the UK, Malta, and India. His work spans science, engineering, and medicine, driving global impact through translational research and innovation. He is a Fellow of the International Society of Biomechanics and the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine and holds Honorary Fellowships with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and the Royal College of Podiatry.

He is a Fellow of the International Society of Biomechanics and the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine and holds Honorary Fellowships with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and the Royal College of Podiatry. With a distinguished research portfolio of over 300 manuscripts, along with numerous abstracts, book chapters, and lectures, Professor Chockalingam’s research is widely cited across clinical biomechanics, diabetic foot management, and orthotic technologies. With a distinguished research portfolio of over 300 manuscripts, along with numerous abstracts, book chapters, and lectures, Professor Chockalingam’s research is widely cited across clinical biomechanics, diabetic foot management, and orthotic technologies. His work has significantly influenced global health policies, particularly in assistive technology, diabetic foot screening, and orthotic service development. He has also served as an expert witness in UK Crown Courts, providing evidence in cases involving gait analysis and criminal injuries. Passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration and gender equality in research, he actively mentors students and early-career researchers.

Professor Chockalingam’s impact extends beyond academia. His innovations, including patents in assistive devices and orthotic materials, have shaped healthcare delivery, product development, and commercialisation globally. As a strategic consultant to major sports and medical brands, he has driven technological advancements in performance and clinical solutions. His contributions to policy development include advising the World Health Organisation and the UK government on assistive technology and healthcare services.

Dedicated to making research accessible, Professor Chockalingam engages underserved communities by integrating culturally competent healthcare solutions, particularly in developing regions. His involvement with charitable organisations highlights his commitment to improving global health outcomes, particularly in mobility and healthy ageing initiatives.

Our Associates:

We are proud to introduce our growing network of associates, a diverse team of expert consultants drawn from both academia and industry with backgrounds spanning science, engineering, and medicine. Building on extensive experience in quantitative and qualitative research—including gait analysis, orthopaedics, clinical anatomy, sports biomechanics, muscle function, and podiatric biomechanics—our associates focus on designing evidence-based rehabilitation technologies and assistive devices that enhance mobility, support recovery, and improve quality of life for individuals with musculoskeletal and movement challenges. Their collective expertise in Family Medicine, Mathematics and Computer Modelling, Mechanical and Electronics Engineering, Orthopaedic Surgery, Orthotics, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Project Management, and Sports Science ensures that each solution is approached with a comprehensive understanding of both clinical and technical demands.

Empowering movement. Enhancing lives. Pioneering biomechanics.

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