ConductVision Pain Analysis Module
Advanced pain behavior analysis add-on for ConductVision. Automated detection of flinching, licking, guarding, von Frey responses, and grimace scale scoring. 1-year license.
ConductVision — Pain Analysis Module
Automate pain behavior scoring with AI-driven detection. The Pain Analysis Module adds specialized paradigms for nociception research, replacing subjective manual scoring with consistent, high-throughput quantification at 30+ fps.
Included Paradigms
| Paradigm | Key Metrics |
|---|---|
| Von Frey / Mechanical Allodynia | Withdrawal threshold, withdrawal latency, response frequency, paw withdrawal force |
| Hot/Cold Plate | Latency to first response, licking bouts, jumping, paw flicks |
| Formalin Test | Phase I/II licking and flinching, inter-phase quiescence, cumulative pain score |
| Grimace Scale (Mouse/Rat) | Orbital tightening, nose/cheek bulge, ear position, whisker change — automated AU scoring |
| Writhing Test | Writhe count, latency to first writhe, writhing frequency over time |
| Tail Flick | Tail flick latency, response magnitude |
| Hargreaves (Plantar Test) | Paw withdrawal latency, thermal sensitivity threshold |
Highlights
- Automated grimace scoring — AI scores facial action units consistently across hundreds of frames
- Eliminates observer bias — objective, reproducible pain quantification
- Batch processing — score entire cohorts overnight
- 30+ fps — captures fast withdrawal reflexes that manual observation misses
What’s Included
- All pain behavior paradigms listed above
- 1-year software license
- Free updates during license period
- 24/7 online support
How It Works
Features & Benefits
License Term
- 1 Year
- 5 Year
Weight
- 0.22 kg
Dimensions
- L: 25.0 mm
- W: 20.0 mm
- H: 5.0 mm
Quick Specification Notes
- ConductVision add-on module for pain-related behavioral analysis workflows described on the product page.
- Intended for video-visible nociceptive, facial-expression, and treatment-comparison studies handled inside ConductVision.
- Available with the license terms shown on the product page.
Comparison Guide
| Feature | This Product | Typical Alternative | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pain-Assay Fit | Built around pain-related behavioral outputs inside ConductVision | General trackers may require more manual interpretation for nociception studies | |
| Facial and Body Event Workflow | Supports both visible event scoring and facial-expression-oriented review paths | Many workflows split these tasks across different review methods | |
| Shared ConductVision Platform | Fits labs already using ConductVision for other behavioral endpoints | Separate pain-analysis tools can fragment SOPs and exports |
The Pain Analysis Module is positioned for labs that need a more organized, video-centered workflow for pain-related behavior scoring than manual observation alone can provide.
Practical Tips
Record with clear visibility of the body region or face most relevant to the pain assay.
Why: Pain-related behaviors are hard to score consistently if the critical anatomy is obscured.
Separate baseline and post-stimulus epochs clearly in the file naming and export workflow.
Why: Pain studies often depend on comparing time-locked responses across phases of the experiment.
Validate one representative pain session against manual review before processing the full cohort.
Why: Different pain models emphasize different visible behaviors and response windows.
Use one preset per assay type instead of one generic pain template.
Why: Thermal, mechanical, facial, and inflammatory assays usually need different review logic.
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- ConductVision Pain Analysis Module license
- Pain-focused workflow presets inside ConductVision
- Active-term software updates
- ConductScience remote support
Warranty
Support and updates follow the active ConductVision license term selected for the module. ConductScience remote assistance remains available during the covered period.
Compliance
References
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Is this module meant to replace every pain assay workflow?
No. It is best viewed as a ConductVision add-on for pain-related behavioral outputs that are visible and scorable from video.
What matters most when recording a grimace-style or withdrawal-style assay?
The critical anatomy must remain clearly visible and the recording should be synchronized with the assay timing.
Can I use one preset for every pain model?
That is not ideal. Thermal, mechanical, inflammatory, and facial-expression workflows usually need separate review logic.
Why keep the raw video if I already exported the metrics?
Pain studies often benefit from retrospective adjudication, especially when group differences are subtle or unexpected.
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