Originally, the Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia (IBV) made technological development compatible with research activities. Therefore, products are often modified to become usable for technical assessment and suitable for industrialisation, when they were developed to respond to an instrumental need in the first place.

Currently, the IBV counts with over 2,500 users of technological applications (software and instrumental) distributed in Spain and Latin-America. Most transferred systems are integrated into Disability Assessment Centres, Healthcare Insurance Companies, Ergonomics Laboratories, Prevention Cabinets, Hospital Rehabilitation and Otolaryngology Services, Faculties of Medicine, Faculties of Sport and Physical Activity Sciences, High Performance Centres, Schools of Physiotherapy, Orthopaedic companies, Foot Clinical Units, Podology Centres and other private companies.

One of the most in-demand services of the IBV is the assessment on design, building and start up of laboratories (Movement Analysis, Disability Evaluation, Workplace Ergonomics and Functional Design of Footwear, among others). When starting up a laboratory, experts are trained with this aim and protocols and work methodologies of the IBV are transferred to be included as assessment and long-term training models.