I regularly read research on advancements in the field of biomechanics. However, there is too much interesting research out there. So therefore I challenge myself to share an interesting anecdote, paper, etc a day under the DailyDoseOfBiomechanics #DDOB
If you are interested in researching knee loading in OA patients, to have a real impact on their lives, please apply to the open PhD position here: https://t.co/COUzW8iOrZ
Are you interested in applying (IMU) sensor technology to improve quality of life of OA patients, apply for one of two PhD positions and come join our BSS group at UTwente. #vacancy#IMU#PhD#UT https://t.co/gmN9ZSlKWG
What is the ground truth orientation? Often people rely on optical systems to compare their proposed methods for orientation tracking, but this is not always optimal and depends on marker cluster size. More details in: https://t.co/8fINs9L9sh #DDOB
Measuring foot progression angle in ambulatory gait is crucial for managing pain in OA patients. See works on estimating it with just foot-worn IMUs: https://t.co/eUhWGwATTL #DDOB@peterbshull
To measure internal forces in the body we often have to rely on surrogate measures, but it is important that such surrogates are leading to the same conclusions, this was tested for tibial bone loading during running: https://t.co/B0eCY8QkFS #DDOB@RRDNL
Biomechanical analysis often relies on average biomechanical modelling/assumptions. However, in a lot of body segment relations there can be a high variability between subjects, this work highlights that for the knee joint: https://t.co/n0L4B1OwWD #DDOB
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Estimating kinetics in horses has similarities with human running, as similar approaches resulted in comparable performance. https://t.co/sKbkqbiRFJ #DDOB
A big challenge in inertial motion capture is sensor to segment calibration, by combining cameras with it, it becomes more versatile: https://t.co/JHnnjCixGF #DDOB
Variability between humans (in joint morphology, body shape, movement disabilities) can be large. This complicates calibration between devices and bones could be impacted by that variability. Which can benefit from an optimization approach: https://t.co/x9pqcC92SO #DDOB
Large impacts are often accompanied by loud sounds. But what if we apply that same train of thought to biomechanics, by estimating ground reaction forces while running using sound. https://t.co/gG87jPRl9g @OliveiraBiomech#DDOB
#mdpisensors Time Coherent Full-Body Poses Estimated Using Only Five Inertial Sensors: Deep versus Shallow Learning https://t.co/SrlZ7QxrUG @Sensors_MDPI
Ready for AAAI19 in Honolulu where I will present my work on combining Machine Learning output with a Kalman Filter for improved time coherence #AAAI19
Estimation of Vertical Ground Reaction Forces and Sagittal Knee Kinematics During Running Using Three Inertial Sensors: Frank J. Wouda, Matteo Giuberti, Giovanni Bellusci, Erik Maartens, Jasper Reenalda, Bert-Jan F. van Beijnum, Peter H. Veltink https://t.co/m57q5LTiwg