Can lower limb EMG be used for Human-in-the loop optimization of wearable robots to reduce walking effort? Can data of multiple strides and muscles improve performance? Some first results can be found in https://t.co/4SsrjIoDIC #science#robots#biomechanics#exoskeletons
12 funded PhD positions in DFG graduate school LokoAssist at TU Darmstadt (deadline: March 20, 2022)
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For those have not recognized, the stair ambulation dataset is available https://t.co/zdc2QqlnCt. If there is an interest in other lower limb joint biomechanics, have a look at https://t.co/N5wk8RxL1X published earlier this year in Frontiers https://t.co/arxm8BPBNi.
Florian Weigand started looking into machine learning for gait phase identification in stair climbing. First results were published at IFAC 2020 see: https://t.co/CVE873hdJD and Automed 2020 see: https://t.co/sxE3RH8vkI. #biomechanics#Science#exoskeletons#robots#prostheses
Have you ever thought about using Radar for gait analysis? Ann-Kathrin reports on the usability in J BIOMED HEALTH: DOI:10.1109/JBHI.2020.2994471. PDF: https://t.co/GRyz2qklsX #biomechanics#Radar#Science
Recently published summary of lower limb #biomechanics to challenge daily life activities https://t.co/NWfHZdOGFT including dataset https://t.co/3zY0cjbvpc. We use it for the design of bipedal #robots, #prostheses or #exoskeleton s.
Dario recently finished Phd. He investigated strategies to keep balance in daily activities. A review on responses to different perturbations was recently published in Human Movement Science. https://t.co/tRGbvDAQjj #exoskeletons#biomechanics#HealthTech#Wearables#Robotics
After @EXOBerlinExpo 2019, the @wearracon in Stuttgart (19-20 Nov) will be the next possibility to see, test, and discuss the latest exoskeleton developments. Will present some motivational aspects for exoskeleton use from https://t.co/Tqqu73osvT #exoskeleton#biomechanics
How can #Wearables profit from elastic energy storage and return? We have taken a closer look at springs attached across the hip joint in our recent paper published in @JBiomech - go check it out! https://t.co/Z6GgD6fRDO
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